NetBeans 3.1 — #1
Hi,
Has anyone got NetBeans 3.1(Build 34) (the latest release version that can be downloaded from www.netbeans.org) to work on OS X PB?
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How do I fire up SSL in Apache? — #1
Ok here is the deal....
OSX 10.0.4
MySQL .41
Apache .19
I'm running a couple of Surveys on the web and I want to have the data encrypted. How do I activate mod_ssl so that I can …
How do I fire up SSL in Apache? — #2
Try this forum: OS X - UNIX.
OADockStatusItem — #1
Does anyone have any code laying around which implements OADockStatusItem? I've looked at the header but got little help. I think I need to initialize it with a badge icon, a num…
OADockStatusItem — #2
Where is the Rickster when you need him? Just kidding.
OADockStatusItem — #3
In San Jose, and running an operating system that OmniAppKit currently won't build on. Will get to this question when I return...
OADockStatusItem — #4
I don't know about text colour, but to get a count and icon you could do something like this:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial">code:</font>…
OADockStatusItem — #5
Okay, looks like Fraser answered for me. Good.
The current version of OADockStatusItem was (re)written with a very specific purpose in mind... we didn't want to have generalized (…
OADockStatusItem — #6
I've managed to get OADockStatusItem to work. I've also replaced the left center and right tiffs of the badge background in the framework to use a 'Mail.app like' red badge. My o…
OADockStatusItem — #7
Quote:
Originally posted by Rickster:
<STRONG>Okay, looks like Fraser answered for me. Good.
The current version of OADockStatusItem was (re)written with a very s…
OADockStatusItem — #8
The NSSTRINGIFY problem only occurs if you're using the gcc3 compiler. Switch back to gcc 2.95 and you'll be fine.
Remember, you should only use the beta gcc3 compiler in the Apr…
OADockStatusItem — #9
Hmmm...I thought you had to explicitly choose GCC3 in a build setting, which I didn't do. I wasn't intending to use GCC3, so I'll check that again.....
Fraser
inetd.conf — #1
I've been looking through the etc files trying to get cvs pserver set up. etc/groups and etc/services both say at the top that they are not used since NetInfo takes over their job.…
inetd.conf — #2
You should be able to make changes to inetd.conf and then simply HUP the inetd process.
use 'ps-aux | grep inet' to get the pid of inetd then use 'kill -HUP pid' to restart inetd …
inetd.conf — #3
Wolverine - yes, that WOULD work, *if you are running X in single user mode*.
In all normal cases, yes, MacOS X, like any true BSD system, uses NetInfo for all services. I found s…
inetd.conf — #4
I've specifically modified the inetd.conf file to enable things like verbose logging of ftp sessions and had no problems with the changes taking effect with a HUP of the inetd proc…