rm ~/Library/Application Support/Dock/*.db  

Mountain Lion comes with a number of changes. One of these is the fact that the checkbox to configure Versions histories in Time Machine is now gone. Honestly, I don’t think that many people used this kind of thing anyway, but it’s worth noting that in

If you are like me then while the rumor mills were bugging you, you were focused on intel about mass deployment. Todays announcement of the iPad was a huge tell about much of what administrators will need to know, but obviously not all – only time will tell with some things. Little can be easier than deploying a MacBook (or a thousand) if you have the right tools at your disposal. Not so with an iPhone. It comes down to that pesky configuration utility and docking the thing to get the xml file onto it (or visiting a site from a browser). As we’ve seen, for 1 or 2 devices the…

There are a number of ways to handle quotas in Mac OS X Server. To enable quotas is simple enough. If you open Server Admin and then click on Share Points and then the volume, you can check the box for enable quotas on this volume. It will take awhile for the data to load once you’ve clicked save, but then it will show you how much space is in each users quota. You’ll then notice the .quota.ops.user and .quota.user files at the root of the file system you just enabled quotas for. If you enable group quotas then you will see .quota.group and .quota.ops.group as well. Since these are…

Backup Plus is a little donateware app that can be used as a front-end for rsync. It is probably the most feature rich graphical wrapper for rsync that I’ve seen to date and has thus far proven to be spot on with how it runs the commands. Nice little app that, if you’re into rsync-type operations you should definitely check it out.