I’m crawling out of my cave to make a quick point before I get back to coding. In Cocoa, if you want to have your window shown when you click on its icon in the Dock, you need to add this method to the app delegate:
- (BOOL)applicationShouldHandleReopen:(NSApplication *)theApplication [...]
We don’t have a very big Nagios installation, comparatively anyway, but it is big enough to find that the default layout for configurations is insane. I tried using the provided layout, until I wound up with single text files with thousands of lines in them. This made it very hard to do individual customizations [...]
100_1931, originally uploaded by jonbuys.
Iowa got its first big storm of the winter season yesterday, and as of right now its still going on. We couldn’t go anywhere even if we wanted to. We got about 13″ of snow so far, but the wind gusts up to 50mph are the big problem. [...]
My answer to a great question over at serverfault.
First off, find your logs. Most Linux distros log to /var/log/messages, although I’ve seen a couple log to /var/log/syslog. If something is wrong, most likely there will be some relevant information in the logs. Also, if you are dealing with email at all, don’t [...]
Comparing two server operating systems, like SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) and RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), needs to answer one question, “what do we want to do with the overall system”? The version of Linux running underneath the application is immaterial, as long as the application supports that version. It is my opinion that we [...]