Recent content by hydo

Check that: 1. You dont have a ~/.forward file and 2. You dont have a ~/.procmailrc and 3. You have a working resolver. ie. nslookup www.aol.com doesn't fail. Sometimes an /etc/hosts entry is not enough. It _should_ be, but sometimes it isn't. 4. Make sure you dont have the %$#@'ing...

I work for an ISP that has ~1500 or so users and we use Sendmail. Unfortunately we dont use Xserves =/. My advice to you is go get the O'Reilly book. It still saves me once in a while. You can get some info on it here: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/sendmail2/

It looks like you have the NFS thing sewn up. Here's a pointer to doing the NIS config: http://bresink.de/osx/nis.html

Take your pick: 1. Download and install fink from fink.sf.net and type fink install mysql 2. Download the mysql tarball from www.mysql.com. tar xvf mysql.000.tar.gz && cd mysql && ./configure && make && make install 3. Download one of the many prebuilt packages. A quick google search...

That did it. Thanks man =)

Here's hoping.

I've been looking over the ACSA certification information tonight because I am planning on paying for a few of the courses out of my own pocket. Has anyone taken any of the courses that Apple offers? $2,625 is no small chunk of change but I _really_ want to get certified. I've been a...

Is there anyone else managing MacOS X Server or services running on OS X? I just recently moved all of my domains to my G4 and I will soon be responsible for around 10 more servers. I think something like this would be very useful for current administrators and those thinking about switching...

I dont know about ASP but calling HTML is programming language is stretching the term to its absolute limits. imho, of course.

Assuming the grass on your dock is a skin, where did you get it? It looks pretty sweet.

Note that if you want to get gigabit speeds on your local network, you will need a gigabit hub or switch and you will need to have gigabit interfaces in the rest of the machines. If not, your transfers will only be as fast as the slowest interface between you and the machine you are accessing...

What I know: Perl is my general purpose language. If I need to whip out a quick utility, this is what I use. This language is going to be amazing when 6.0 comes out. If you do decide to learn Perl, go check out http://www.perlmonks.org. You can learn a lot there. C - Same as above if...

Get thee to here: http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=13824&db=mac