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    Separate log file for ipfw?

    Adding the following line to your /etc/syslog.conf is not a great solution, but it is the only one I'm familiar with. ipfw actually reports at the info level of logging from the kernel so you can just send everything up to the info level to a seperate file (which is usually consists only of ipfw...
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    is /usr/local the same as /Users/someName

    The 'usr' in /usr stands for universal system resources. While it commonly pronounced "slash user slash" et cetera, its actually a bit of a misnomer.
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    color ls!!!

    The color ls is actually the the ls from the GNU fileutils. Grab the source from one of many mirrors listed at: http://www.gnu.org/order/ftp.html I recommend installing the GNU Fileutils and Textutils. They are generally a little bit better than the BSD utilities. Also, the correct...
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    Winelib on MacosX?

    Since Wine is not an emulator, it will only work correctly on Intel-compatible chips. It basically allows for actual execution of Windows binaries. There are two solutions for Wine to work with OSX on a PowerPC. Emulate all the functions of the x86 chip. This would be a HUGE project and not...
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    Firewall Configuration in OSX

    There is a GUI application called Brickhouse that you can use to easily setup your Firewall. Its freeware, check out its webpage is http://personalpages.tds.net/~brian_hill/brickhouse.html
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    Apache proxy server?

    Inside your httpd.conf there is a section you need to uncomment to turn on the proxy server. If you don't have it, here is the example code they've included in the default config files. Make sure you setup the Direcotry proxy:* correctly. You wouldn't want your proxy server being abused by...
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    multiple domain names on one os x machine?

    Actually, it requires no configuration of named (unless of course you are hosting your own DNS, and if you are, you probably already know how to do this). Simply have the domains point towards the same IP. This is perfectly legal. Its the reverse lookups that will confuse people, but of...
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