##osx-server

frogor: i have something working..

so it resizes top down

macmule, did you see my message about the defects in CI 9.63 and 9.64?

rhammen: Yep. & 9.65 too btw.

They told me 9.65 was straight.

I haven't yet updated any production JSSes to that.

It'd be comical if it wasn't so tragic.

9.65 can't mount DP's.

yeah... I kinda called them out on that in one of the JAMF Nation threads.

DialsMavis: i have to bail tonight

nooooooo!

:)

your presence will be surely missed

DialsMavis: ive only missed one!

that's true, you've a great track record.

I was hoping to ask you some docker questions. will wait until next time

sorry no sleep + huge migration going on

mosen: This is why coffee exists.

frogor: stops working after a while :)

Hah

What are you migrating?

ah just new fleet of workstations

Argh!

When you receive a new SSL cert on Sunday night, do you wait until everyone is gone from the office Wednesday to apply it while simultaneously changing the load balancer IP, effectively ACLing the damn thing off from everything?

I am so mad right now.

Seems he left as soon as he was done too...

G'day, you lot.

maaaaaate

Branes

o7

How's your neck o' the woods, mo?

busy!

in the surry hills

more like slurry hills, amarite?!

g'day Branes

spotlight decides that my indexes are no longer valid

yeah that's a sweet new feature in spotlight :-/

im switching to locate

hehe

p_q: jo

p_q: hi*

righto lunch time

bbl

am I missing something obvious that an asr restore onto a fusion drive results in a volume that needs to have disk utility repair it?

was about to make a post in a FB group, thought i had a link to an article in my clip board, nope. Luckily i didnt publish the post

but everyone could have enjoyed this dancing bird http://i.imgur.com/1H9wWCt.gif

groovy bird

p_q: bye

Hi friends

Hey adam.

Hiya

What's new?

howdy AC

Hi all, I have a bit of a question. I have a lab with DeepFreeze installed, meaning that on every reboot everything is set back to the state is was in when I set the machine to be frozen. This means that the data collecting by ARD regarding application usage would be scrapped. I am thinking that I might be able to find where those reports are stored on the local machine and keep that area "thawed" and that would help me to keen that data, but I am

just looking for other ideas. I would like to be able to report on application usage, machine uptime and time logged in and be able to gather the information in a way in which I can manipulate it later to create graphs. Does anyone have anything other than ARD Reporting that might be better for this?

flip047: a thawed area

Is an easy way to do it. And it's common

adamcodega - so I should be able to just thaw wherever ARD reporting is stored you think?

flip047: Alternatively, you could aggregate all the data somewhere. On restart/shutdown, trigger logs to be copied to a central store, then run your reports from there.