Posted in Geekery on Oct 8th, 2009
Apple Remote Desktop allows you to graphically administer remote OS X machines, including OS X Server. Apple uses some custom encryption over the top of the standard VNC protocol so if you are connecting from a Linux client using vncviewer you’ll get the following error message: Server did not offer supported security type To set [...]
Posted in Geekery on Sep 10th, 2009
As a proof of concept, yesterday I moved our Confluence installation to Solaris under VMWare from it’s current home on a Linux box. I won’t go into the background as to why I was doing this (most people would be shocked hearing I would move anything from Linux!) but the reason it was a proof [...]
Posted in Geekery on Aug 7th, 2009
For OpenAustralia DevLive, I wanted the browser to open straight into the local machine’s development instance of the web application. I also wanted to provide a bunch of project related links as bookmarks to make it easy for users to get help or submit bugs. To change the browser start page you need to add [...]
Posted in OpenAustralia on Aug 6th, 2009
OpenAustralia DevLive is a prebuilt development appliance that allows you to download a ready-to-run OpenAustralia development server. No server setup, no dependencies, no worries – just download and start hacking. It is built using SUSE Studio and openSUSE 11.1. Downloads The appliance is available in two formats, as a VMWare appliance (that can be run [...]
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