You have to get a car here. And be careful, if you come during the state fair there might just not be a single car in the whole damn city!
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Change OD Passwords using HTTP
2 projects for changing Open Directory passwords using a web portal: http://sourceforge.net/projects/osxpass/ http://ps-enable.com/software/MOSXSWebPassword1.5L.dmg/view
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lsof
See all the traffic for port 548: sudo lsof -i:548
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On the Road: Charleston
Of course I’m gonna’ love a city with my name! My family once visited here for vacation. Another positive, good memories. But the history, the richness of culture, the vibe. This is a great city.
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Spinning Beachballs?
They’re called the “Spinning beachball of death,” but unlike in Windows they don’t always mean the system is completely frozen (although a kernel panic traditionally does): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_beachball_of_death And then there’s the Windows version: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_screen_of_death
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Xsan: LUN
An Xserve RAID can be split into multiple logical units, referred to as a LUN. Each side, or channel, of the RAID is, by default a single LUN. You can use the RAID Admin utility (located at /Applications/Server) to format each of these as multiple LUNs if you wish. When the LUNs are formatting (which generally takes 48 hours) you will start to see them in disk utility. Do not assign a file system to them yet if you are to use them with Xsan. Instead you will use the cvlabel command to label each of your LUNs, which marks them as able to be used by Xsan.
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Myst & the APIs of Business
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Software Update Quits
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25725
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Add Color To Your Bash Profile
Did you know that you can add color to your bash prompt. Let’s do a little basic color. Save this into your .bash_profile and then restart your terminal session. Enjoy: export CLICOLOR=1 export LSCOLORS=ExFxBxDxCxegedabagacad
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NXDOMAIN
When you do a dig, nslookup or another kind of DNS lookup you will occasionally get an error of NXDOMAIN. This error indicates that the domain (or record) does not exist. This is the same with zone transfers as it is with standard lookups.