Microsoft Office Autoupdate for Mac
Note to self – versions can be found at
Version that comes with Mac Office 2016 ISO doesn’t work!
Note to self – versions can be found at
Version that comes with Mac Office 2016 ISO doesn’t work!
Ran into a couple of issues today:
Note: system setup is Debian 9 with standard options (Apache 2.4, PHP 7.0, MariaDB 10.1)
The documentation implies you should run cron_copy_hitcount.php as a cron job. However, the new correct way seems to be to run batch/cron.php, which runs a bunch of sub-jobs. I’ve got this set up in cron.daily as:
#!/bin/sh
wget -q -r http://localhost/resourcespace/batch/cron.php
We’ll see if this works. Certainly running it directly by browsing to it seems to work.
Read more...MariaDB behaves a bit differently than MySQL when installing (on Debian at least) – it doesn’t ask for a database root password. There is a script that is installed (on Debian 9 at least) called mysql_secure_installation which allows you to set to root password and cleans up some other stuff. Worth running after install on any production system.
Note – this only sets up the system to use user and group logons, not automounting home directories. I haven’t figured out how to make this work in Ubuntu 16.
Install package nis
Probably a good idea to set network address statically in /etc/network/interfaces (NetworkManager should recognise this and then leave it alone)
Probably also a good idea to check that /etc/hosts has the domain name for the system, i.e.
The WordPress wpDirAuth plugin currently has a hard coded session time of 1 hour for directory authenticated (LDAP etc.) users. Hopefully at some point in the future this will become configurable. Discussion here.
On a related note, inserting
define( 'AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL', 60 ); // Seconds
in wp-config.php changes the autosave interval (default is 60 seconds).
Edit: Fixed in V1.9.3 thanks to patch submitted by Sean Leavey – time is now configurable.