macports2258 0.0 0.0 2448048 1148 ?? S12:01pm
0:00.01 /usr/sbin/distnoted agent
What is this process and why is the macports user running it?
DISTNOTED(8) BSD System Manager's Manual DISTNOTED(8)
NAME
distnoted -- distributed notification serv
> I am not familiar with "mobile accounts".
>
You should familiarize yourself with the operating system you are
tasked with writing software on in that case. Or, say "We did not
bother to do our homework, don't use our stuff." You said the same
thing about git. Ignorance is hardly becoming.
>
>
Ordinarily, I pull down the git repo into my home directory, sync from
there and install with sudo:
git fetch
port sync
port outdated
sudo port -u upgrade outdated
I can tweak a few things, such as adding lua support to vim, simple
upgrades of ports, etc. Works.
Foolishly I decided to try to upd
>> Apple (rights to disseminate personal data, rights to examine disk
>> content)
Ugh. There can be no antitrust issue with bundling XCode, Apple
laptops are 15% of the market.
I am already writing this mail from
> a Debian-powered ThinkPad...
You won't be alone, although I might use the hardw
>> link http://linode.com/library leads to a 404 when I click it..
Arrgh, very sorry about that, Ryan's link is correct.
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go to linode.com/library, find the excellent openvpn tutorial.
Everything you need.
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 1:35 PM, Pol Hallen wrote:
> Hi folks :-)
>
> I installed openvpn client (I have cert, key and config client).
>
> Where I have to put these files and run openvpn client?
>
> thanks!
>
> Pol
>> and the mechanism is in
>> place to disable unsigned binaries.
>
> Huh?
man taskgated.
Code signing would be a great idea, if I was a full partner in what
was running. NPAPI plugins run as the logged in user, a quite
alarming piece of information, so I'm quite happy to see things such
as the
> Is there a simple introduction to security on Mac Os that actually
> deals with this? I found the "How logins work / brief description of
> Linux Pam on Mac OS" intro, but nothing for this.
If you find one please share ;) I've given up and am starting at
Darwin and working my way up to Cocoa.
_
> Key: Don't do it as root. Your ID is under your name. I tend to run a
> lot using sudo zsh (root) . Foolish of me.
I see I already said this. Foolish of me(2)
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On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 9:09 AM, Michael_google gmail_Gersten
wrote:
> Here's a quick question on task_for_pid() (it seems to be at the heart of
> this):
>
By the way, I fixed that code signing problem, was actually pretty easy:
I got a safari dev membership, and setup a cert + key ( an "identi
> and codesign can be used to sign things. That certainly explains your
> taskgated issue.
Now to save you this shame, apparently sudo zsh turns me all the way into root.
This is important because I actually have a bunch of certificates in
my keychain that should work.
In fact:
codesign -s 'ha
> https://gist.github.com/803660
>
Man taskgated
/usr/libexec/AppFirewall/socketfilterfw -h #That's it man. Every
macport binary that tries to use task_for_pid sets that off.
Hardly promising sign for the future, inexplicably, both
socketfilterfw ( the "app firewall" trojan highway )
and co
> I have no idea how code signing works.
>
You must have read the docs. It was a simple idea until I did that :\
> What errors and warnings are you seeing from taskgated?
https://gist.github.com/803660
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I'd like to sign my macport binaries to get rid of the errors and
warnings from taskgated. How would I go about doing this?
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> Me too. Great team and great support.
+1 I've been using macports forever it seems, and I'll gladly take
this opportunity to express my thanks at the hard work that goes into
this project!
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i have python_select has python27 selected as default.
installing git-core, it's built with python26 , as is a bunch of the
xorg stuff which got pulled in from somewhere. Not a problem but i'm
not using python26. Is this at all possible to address by a setting?
If not so be it, but I felt I shou
>
> Mac OS X's bzip2 is not a "BSD version". There's no such thing. There's only
> one version of >bzip2, which is the one available at http://bzip.org/
Fair enough. Still, it comes with the os, and it's in the default
path set by path_helper.
Anyway, before I recommended to someone "erase all
Did you remove the references to /opt/local/* in your .profile, .bashrc,
.zshrc or whatever?
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>
>
> Warning: It appears you have MacPorts or Fink installed.
> Software installed with MacPorts and Fink are known to cause problems.
> If you experience issues try uninstalling these tools.
> Error: No available formula for bzip2
>
I'd be quite interested in what gave that error. That's a pret
port upgrade python27---> Computing dependencies for python27
---> Fetching python27
---> Attempting to fetch Python-2.7.1.tar.bz2 from
http://distfiles.macports.org/python27
---> Verifying checksum(s) for python27
---> Extracting python27
---> Applying patches to python27Error: Target org.m
Investigating this patch to make tmux work with pbcopy/pbpaste, felt
that I should let macports know about this issue...
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From: Nicholas Riley
Date: Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 8:09 AM
Subject: Re: OSX 10.6.5 , Terminal.app, iTerm.app pbpaste, pbcopy do
not work u
is there a slightly more interactive way of using the port system, so
that I could jump in and say "no wait, don't build python with
stinking Tk, I have life to live and ladies to love, and they'll not
wait for Tk to build..." ?
Just checking, is there any support for using llvm-gcc for my day to
day compiler?
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On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 1:45 PM, Rainer Müller wrote:
> On 2010-11-10 22:20 , Daniel J. Luke wrote:
>> However - I think it's reasonable to use the ssh client installed by the OS
>> rather than require the macports one to be installed.
>
> If I remember correctly, the MacPorts openssh does not o
>> I am struggling with the find command, trying to find all files ending
>> with .h or .cpp in a certain directory.
On OS X?
Why use find when you have spotlight?
man mdfind
mdfind -name filename -onlyin some_directory
man mdls
mdls some_file.cpp # this will show you what the attributes ar
Autossh uses the system ssh when creating it's tunnels, I have noticed
today. Being built from macports, it should be looking for
/opt/local/bin/ssh instead of /usr/bin/ssh.
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How does the openssh from macports interact with the openssh from
Apple? I am running openssh from macports, along with openssl. Is
there anything I need to be aware of, such as issues with keychain?
Versions? Should keychain be saving my ssh key?
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> You will want to start by reading the guide:
>
> http://guide.macports.org/
>
> And the MacPorts Development section of the wiki:
>
> http://trac.macports.org/wiki#MacPortsDevelopment
Question, I modify my macports myself, using the git repositories. Is
there any way to use git in this process?
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3770
>
> It doesn't list any MacBook.
>
>
http://www.osxbook.com/blog/2009/08/31/is-your-machine-good-enough-for-snow-leopard-k64/
These are the steps to enable this feature on my hardware. Since the
result would be to disable sshfs, which I love, my journey stops
> No I am not. Thanks for the info.
I see however that I could be running a 64bit kernel. Would this
require recompilation of all my ports?
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> Well, first of all, it's only incompatible with a 64-bit *kernel* --
> are you running one?
No I am not. Thanks for the info.
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> MacFUSE doesn't support 64-bit kernels. The problem is that 64-bit
> filesystems need to be thread-safe, and MacFUSE isn't.
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/12/09/macfuse-updated-to-2-0-now-includes-64-bit-and-snow-leopard-supp/
Since the statement above horrified, me, since I am making a point of
usin
> I'm under the impression that what Hal was asking for was a
> "perl_select" command like python and gcc has.
> Anyway by now he has already solved his issues with perl executables.
This is an excellent thing to discuss, since contrib has the *select
code already. What's involved in going all th
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