command line real-time view of what files Time Machine is copying
sudo fs_usage -w -f filesys backupd | grep open
sudo fs_usage -w -f filesys backupd | grep open
http://www.macyourself.com/2009/02/23/turn-your-mac-into-a-wifi-hotspot-using-os-xs-internet-sharing/ – http://bit.ly/6k3B6P
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# use open -a followed by the program name and optionally a file name for an output log file open -a /Applications/TextEdit.app logfile.txt
Start an application from the command line in OSX – http://bit.ly/691Tbi #Bash/shell
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I just stumbled upon GeekTool which is great for displaying all sorts of information directly on your desktop in OSX.
You can even add a simple status monitor for your servers by following these steps.
Install GeekTool and open your GeekTool preferences and follow these steps
ping -t 30 -qc 10 address_to_ping_without_http | grep "packet loss" | grep "10 packets received"For more GeekTool goodies check out this site
Use GeekTool 3 as Server Status monitor (http://bit.ly/846Dtm) #Blog posts
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sourcebench 3:15 pm on December 9, 2009 Permalink |
command line real-time view of what files Time Machine is copying – http://bit.ly/8pakEr
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