@Satcomer , @MisterMe : You frankly don't know what you are talking about. It makes perfect sense to run a DNS server on localhost when one is testing/developing webpages or has webservers on the local net.
@groggon
you can't mix and match DNS servers in that way as far as I know.
I'm in...
sorry, I've been busy with other stuff for a while, so didn't have time to return to you before now
now, the result from the command looks like it should, so I don't think the problem is there. But just to be certain, let's check what you've got. You ought to get the following :
pro17:~...
that Terminal asks for a password for the password of the SSH key shouldn't be considered a problem ... that just means that you specified that the SSH key should be generated with encryption.
As the the other problem, I'll need to see a log of what's happening, so add -vvv to the command...
Your ${PATH} value looks seriously messed up, and it seems as if HomeBrew is the culprit, as the PATH-values used by HomeBrew has been inserted twice - and incorrectly one of the times as there's a missing ':' in the definition of your ${PATH} :(
So let's us start by fixing that your ${PATH}...
I'ld go with 10.5 Leopard ::angel::
I've seen 500MHz PowerBooks successfully running that :)
And I've personally got one of those lamp design iMacs that have too low specs, which I've successfully upgraded to 10.5 Leopard. I did it by mounting it in FireWire Target Mode on another computer...
There's this tip: Lock files and folders in Mac OS X, but this is a manual process - not an automatic one.
Locking a file is typically a request made of the OS by the program that opens the file. It's a problematic feature, because what happens if the program or computer crashes without...
You don't have a cron file because Apple really want's to replace it with launchd jobs.
There are at least 4 ways of scheduling jobs to run :
launchd
periodic
cron
at
Apple is using the first 2 and in some circumstances I'm using cron too because it's much easier to re-schedule and...
Drop the following four items from the plist file:
Disabled - not necessary from 10.6
KeepAlive - not necessary in your circumstance
Program - you are using it incorrectly and it's not necessary due to you having specified the actual script in ProgramArguments
RunAtLoad - not necessary in...
Hello fellow Dane :)
Apple is using some tricks to implement
hiding the Library folder
dis-abling the possibility for deleting standard folders
localizing standard folders
The Terminal command that shows everything is this :
ls -laeO@
l : show the long information about a...
You'll have to combine the information from man 1 date and man 3 strftime
declare myDate="2012-01-31 18:54:55 +0000"
date -j -f "%Y-%m-%d %T %z" "${myDate}" "+%s"
this simplest way is this :
turn on filesharing (afp) on both computers
connect them with an ethernet cable - it might have to be a cross-over cable depending on whether any of the ethernet ports is autosensing
connect to the 5400 from the eMac and transfer the files