If you're not familiar with the Pymacadmin project - you should be. Nigel Kersten and Chris Adams have created an awesome tool called crankd that will let you execute Python code or shell scripts in response to system events.What does this mean to you?Do you have laptop users that are bound to OD or AD?
Whether you're a Mac Developer or Systems Admin, you've probably had to package up a bundle of files for deployment onto a number of machines. There are many ways to do this with just as many software options; it's easy to get confused and make some simple mistakes.
For those who haven't tried it, Nagios is quite a cool monitoring package that will run on UNIX (Ed. There fixed that!) variants, including OS X Server. John C. Welch wrote up an article on setting up Nagios with a Leopard Server which was my inspiration.
