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Search your network shares through a web interface. SearchlightRSS.com has released Searchlight 1.0 which allows you to use Spotlight on a server through a web interface from a client machine. In addition to finding documents you can also set up saved searches and get change notifications.
Mac OS X Server has tools to monitor trends in network traffic and look at your log files, but I've always wanted easy to read, detailed stats for my web server. AWStats is a free powerful and featureful tool that generates advanced web, streaming, ftp or mail server statistics, graphically.
A new Apple public mailing list is up, macosx-interop, for discussing the integration of Mac OS X and Mac OS X server into UNIX (all flavors) and Windows networks.
With all the issues related to Sarbanes-Oxley compliancy, and contracts being written to cover all losses and lawsuits related to any security breach in network setup these days, along with the desire for System…
Using ACLs with WebDAV allows for much finer control. In the past, in order to allow a user access either access locally to their home directory or remotely via WebDAV the ownerships on the folders either had to be owned by the user themselves for local access or owned by www for remote access.
Yes, the pressure got too much - we're proud to announce the opening of the AFP548 Xsan Forum. Get posting!
We have quite a large turnover of staff, and over a period of time I noticed that once users accounts were deleted in WGM, (and indeed none functional), their mailboxes were still present and showing up in SA. There is a how-to floating about (url below) which will kill these mailboxes, but it seems it only works prior to deleting user in WGM.
Our new AFP548.com RSS widget is now universally great - well, ok, perhaps I mean it works on the new Intel based Macs.
Read on for a quick tip on using screen instead of zterm for serial line communications.
