Getting SMB Network Homes to Automount with 10.4 Client and Windows 2003 Server
I'd been wrestling on and off at work for a few months with a thorny issue.
I'd been wrestling on and off at work for a few months with a thorny issue.
A quick tip on how to use launchd.conf to up some of your system limits.
Verifying large volumes can be a real pain, especially on systems that need to be up as much as possible. Here's some ideas on how to make this as painless as possible.
I believe this is new to SIU as of 10.4.3. You can now, when choosing the source for a Network Install, after clicking the 'Customize' button, select install options the way you would during a local CD install.
SquirrelMail's configuration script (/etc/squirrelmail/config/conf.pl) gives a handy piece of advice upon exiting.
If you are having trouble with 'megaraid -destroyconfig' run 'megaraid -showdevices' first to see drive status - stop rebuild processes with 'megaraid -rebuild pd -stop' (This only applies to situations where the RAID has failed so badly that rebuilding (which can take 8 or mor hours) is not an option.
Let SystemStarter do your dirty work for you No need to remember how to start/stop a process on your own if a good StartupItem was written for it.
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.
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 noticed at times that although I can send mail in SquirrelMail on OSXS, I can't see any visible sign that the mail went out - I don't get redirected to the Inbox, and can only see that I've sent mail if I look at the Sent mailbox...