Just a quick and dirty experiment: A Twitter ScreenSaver.
With the Apple Developer Tools installed, you are able to create your own screensavers with Quartz Composer.
(I’ve been experimenting with this tool a few years ago when it was called PixelShox. Later it was bought by Apple to include it in Quicktime.)
This “StreamSaver” is still a work in progress and sorry; OSX 10.5+ only.
If you have any idea’s, lemme know!
Download/see it here, and place it in ~/Library/Screen Savers.
Een zeer handig tooltje om je sessies automatisch een kleur te geven als je aan remote ssh doet. (Via The Omni Mouth)
Bewaar deze code in een executable scrip ergens in je path
#!/usr/bin/osascript on run(MySettingsName) set MyTTY to do shell script "/usr/bin/tty" set TTYTab to my find_tab_for_tty(MyTTY) if TTYTab is missing value then return -- Bail if we got confused rather than making it worse end if tell application "Terminal" try set MySettings to settings set named MySettingsName on error return -- bailout -- set MySettings to default settings -- use default settings if the name is bogus end try set current settings of TTYTab to MySettings end tell end on find_tab_for_tty(MyTTY) -- Find the window/tab that has this tty. Could use an application->tab relationship or possibbly a 'find tab by tty' command of some sort. tell application "Terminal" set MyWindowCount to count of windows repeat with MyWindowIndex from 1 to MyWindowCount set MyWindow to window MyWindowIndex try set MyTabCount to count of tabs of MyWindow on error set MyTabCount to 0 -- a non-Terminal window? end try repeat with MyTabIndex from 1 to MyTabCount set MyTab to tab MyTabIndex of MyWindow if MyTTY is (tty of MyTab) then return MyTab end if end repeat end repeat end tell return missing value end find_tab_for_tty |
edit je .bash_profile en voeg de volgende code toe:
# Show remote Terminal sessions with a different style. # TERM_PROGRAM doesn't get set if we are logged in remotely, # but then the originating Terminal could have done this (hopefully). if [ "$TERM_PROGRAM" = "Apple_Terminal" ]; then function ssh { SetTerminalStyle ssh SetTerminalStyle "$@" /usr/bin/ssh "$@" SetTerminalStyle default } fi |
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Edit /etc/apache/httpd.conf and comment out
LoadModule php5_module # (on line 114)
If you installed the binary mysql5 edit/add /usr/local/mysql/my.cnf and add/change:
[client] socket = /var/mysql/mysql.sock [mysqld] socket = /var/mysql/mysql.sock
then do (with sudo -s)
/bin/sh /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server stop mkdir /var/mysql chown -R _mysql:wheel /var/mysql/ /bin/sh /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server start
(update this also in your rails app’s database.yml)
Fist a dump of all current databases
mysqldump \ --all-databases -u httpd -p \ --default-character-set=latin1 > alldb.tmp_sql
Stop mysql
/bin/sh /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server stop
and move the old datadir
sudo mv /usr/local/mysql/data /usr/local/mysql/data_4 sudo mkdir /usr/local/mysql/data chown -R _mysql /usr/local/mysql/data
Then split the datadump into seperate files
split -p "-- Current Database" alldb.tmp_sql
To prepend special params mysql dump provided, prepend the first file (probably xaa) and edit SET NAMES latin1 to SET NAMES utf8
for file in `ls x*` do new=`head -1 $file | \ sed -e 's/-- Current Database: //' -e 's/\`//g' -e 's/ /_/g'` cat xaa > $new.sql cat "$file" >> $new.sql done
Then restart without checking the user privileges (so we can alter the usertable)
/usr/local/mysql/bin/safe_mysqld --skip-grant-tables &
Then finally do the import and watch for errors to fix
for file in `ls *.sql` do echo "Importing $file" cat "$file" | sed -e \ 's/DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1/DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8/' | mysql done
Restart the processes:
/bin/sh /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server restart
Omdat ik een beetje paranoide begon te worden over mijn harddisk (Disk Utility gaf enkele fouten) toch maar eens de optie overwogen om een backup strategie in elkaar te zetten…. Maar op welke manier?
Enkele vereisten zijn er natuurlijk wel, het moet eenvoudig en sim-pel zijn. moet niet 10x klikken en het moet snel zonder dat ik er veel last van heb als ik aan het werk ben. Dus op zoek naar de ultieme backup applicatie totdat OSX Leopard (met time machine) om de hoek komt kijken.
Just hold the shift key after the startup tone to repair your startupdisk.
What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode? and Starting up in Safe Mode ☯