Xserve RAID update
In a small rev., Apple today announced support for 750GB drives in the Xserve RAID - now giving it a massive 10.5 TB capacity. Along with that also came a price drop.
In a small rev., Apple today announced support for 750GB drives in the Xserve RAID - now giving it a massive 10.5 TB capacity. Along with that also came a price drop.
I wrote this script for a client for whom I had set up an iChat server last spring. They asked if it would be possible for the server, in addition to its standard functions, to also maintain a buddy group containing all their local accounts (a feature my wife calls a "persistent buddy list").
The Problem:While you can bind OS X computers to a Windows Domain, getting access to single sign on AD services in the process, there remains a weak link in that the CUPS smbspool process does not support Kerberos.
First off, thanks to everyone who spoke and attended at Macworld. The MacIT sessions were well attended and I heard several positive comments throughout the week. We'd like to hear your comments and feedback on the sessions so we've setup an email address for just that.
There's been a fair amount of discussion recently regarding filename renaming, and while this is indeed one of those things that there are as many ways to do as there are to skin a cat, here's an example of one way…
These are the final slides from James Turner, of CRYPTOCard, and Andrina's presentation at Macworld 2007. In the near future we're going to try and re-do the demos in Quicktime with commentary to go along with these slides.
These are the slides from Andrina and Nigel's presentation on "Optimizing Mac OS X Server File Services" at MacWorld 2007. As we promised the attendees... up within the hour! :) For the new readers from the site who weren't familiar with the site, welcome!
Update: MacFUSE are now doing their own installers, and you should definitely all be using those instead of these.