Archive for Date : 2008 April

Setup Subversion on a Red Hat based system

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Published on: April 26, 2008

As a follow up to one of my previous posts I thought I should just write a little guide on how to setup Subversion on a Red Hat based system like Cent OS, Fedora, and of course Red Hat it self. This is the way I like to install subversion, it uses svnserve and xinetd,[...]

MSN in iChat on your own private jabber server

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Published on: April 16, 2008

Ok, so you are bit tired of having one application for AIM and one for MSN because iChat does not support MSN. Of course you can use Adium, but then you don’t have the video in iChat when you talk with your AIM buddies. There is a way you can have both. Since iChat now[...]

Subversion on a virtual machine using port forwarding

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Published on: April 13, 2008

Since I couldn’t for the life of me figure out how to get subversion and svnserve working on OS X Leopard I decided to set it up on a virtual machine running linux instead. This turned out to be an even greater idea than I first imagined. My original idea was to set up this[...]

Maybe Apple has come a bit further, but…

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Published on: April 12, 2008

I have to admit that OS X probably is a lot more user friendly than Linux for the average end user, and that most things just tend to work. I think that especially over the past two or three years, since the open source community really started to get their eye up for Apple’s operating[...]

Enabling Os X Leopard to write to a nfs share by changing uid

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Published on: April 10, 2008

I’ve go an iMac with Fedora 8 setup as a nfs server. Usually I access this from my Macbook which currently also is running Fedora 8, but in a dual boot setup with Os X. When in Fedora the Macbook has read and write access and everything work flawlessly, but in Os X I have[...]

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