The Berkeley DB tools that should have come with the OS Michael Bartosh has a pkg installer for the Berkeley DB utilities that are necessary to roll your Cyrus and OpenLDAP transaction logs in addition to performing other housekeeping chores for any bdb database.
Not quite OS X Server, but since most of us do some kind of imaging... Check out this command: sudo pico /System/Library/Frameworks/ScreenSaver.framework/Versions/A/Resources/EngineDefaults.plist This command is on one line, remember.
How to get Squid on another machine to authenticate to an Open Directory LDAP server. While this example shows how to do this with a Red Hat box, the process is pretty much the same for any Unix/Linux.
How to kerberize your OS X Server when using AD for authentication. I was going to write up my own, but Michael has done a great job of documenting all this and there's nothing I can add.
Get your update from Software Update or from Apple's Update page.A gargantuan boatload of fixes including Safari and Kerberos, so read the link to find out exactly what. This update is for 10.3.4-5 and 10.2.8.
I'll incorporate this into the other article. I had a deal of trouble with cyradm after installing it - things simply would not work as I wished (though the install was easy).
I've got a solid list of 10 mail servers, so give me a bit to put together the review...I'm hoping to put together a fairly lengthy review of mail servers available for OS X Server and I want to make sure I don't miss any.
Had an Xserve with the RAID card on order since before time began? As of 10.3.5 you can take a look at man megaraid or at Apple's RAID card docs and learn how to use it before it comes.
Ever wished that you had setup your Mac OS X Server with a boot RAID before you installed everything? Afraid that making a RAID mirror now will require you to backup, format, and restore?
This script synchronizes AD group membership with OD group membership. Use this to better manage MCX settings for AD groups. You can download it here.
