##osx-server

So safe boot and a restart seems to have resolved the issue!! arrgggghhh

morning

afternoon

how goes? happy monday

1:16 PM <franton> today I am working three jobs. day job, my own business concern and insulting macmule and adamcodega in #jamfnation ...

franton: one of them is surely a hobby?

insulting you and adamcodega is indeed a hobby :p

oh.. fml

what's wrong with this SSH command? sudo Administrator@10.2.3.96

yep..

spent 5 minutes on that

macmule: looks like it's missing something.

can't put my finger on it..

ha

we’ve all done it

macmule: go for the drip fed caffeine instead. more effective ;)

good $time_of_day, all

swy: if DayOfWeek = Monday, set mood to goFarkYourself.py

"there is an app for that"

there is an App for everything that will do 2/3 of what you need it to do.

Creops: nice

Morning!11

Morning 12!

hey, is on freenode some safari or osx channel?

Hvk: You've found probably the most solid OS X channel, if you're looking at the technical side

foigus: i have problem with safari i think i found "bug" because its work on others browser

but i am not sure if its safari or problem with jquery...

Hvk: If it's inside the guts of Safari, I'd suggest possibly the webkit-dev mailing list? https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo

I have no personal experience, but it seems more focused on your question

For those following my story with 4K and mac pro, i'm gonna try the HDMI emulator

Or possibly something that springs from here http://www.webkit.org

Frosh: ?

foigus: i tried to write to irc of webkit maybe i will some help here

Currently the 4k and mac pro don't seem to display at a lower than expected resolution upon reboot or without the help of a 2nd monitor

Frosh is not getting a lower than expected resolution a problem to solve?

been awhile.

it becomes unviewable from a desktop point of view

Trying to diagnose why I can't download from the App Store on visitor Wi-Fi. I have cache server in place but it's being told to only serve it's local subnet, which is what I want. I want the visitor network to just goto Apple, is it confused because the company and visitor network have the same public IP/

Hoping to determine if it's the caching server or the firewall.

adamcodega: "Only local subnets" or "only some networks"? I think the latter is needed so you can define which parts of your internal network look at the CS.

foigus: Only one subnet should look at the CS.

Although I'm picking up what you're saying, there is a difference.

Perhaps one should ::puts on BOFH glasses:: read the manual.

We were having this problem too on Mavericks/whatever version Server that was, didn't they just change the only some networks?

adamcodega: I think without being told otherwise, CS tries to cache for anything coming from public IP "x". You'd need to tell it "Only cache for 192.168.1.x" behind my public IP.

foigus: I thought that's what "only local subnet did" but I hear you.

Let me test.

adamcodega: what's guest WiFi handing out for DNS? Is it from the ISP, internal, 3rd party (openDNS)?

swy: Sorry?

swy: they all use the router firewall for DNS, it just goes upstream to Google

Office is 192 subnets and Guests are 10.*

OK, no different answers for "where is the akami cache" between guest and production network then.

Ahh.

morning, Admins