Form element “Select” snaps back in IE9
Problem
Form element “select” folds, when mouse button is released in IE9.
Expected behaviour: Should stay open. Close only, when one option is selected.
Cause
CSS :active selector
Only IE9 is affected.
select:active { ... }
Solution
Disable the selector for IE9 or for all browsers
/* select:active { ... } */
iCloud basics
Application 1
Sync contacts and calenders between mac, ipad and iphone.
Application 2
Sync files between iCloud enabled apps like goodreader or pages.
Application 3
Sync the music YOU BOUGHT VIA ITUNES between mac, ipad and iphone.
Application 4 (iTunes Match)
Sync the music FROM OTHER SOURCES (e.g. Amazon, real CDs, …) between mac, ipad and iphone.
This service is not freely available. It costs 25,– € per year.
Application 5
Backup the ipad/iphone device in the cloud.
This backup doesn’t include your music files.
Hint: The backup of an ipad/iphone never includes the music files. It doesn’t matter if you backup via itunes or icloud.
Average size of my backup file for the ipad/iphone is ~300 MB.
OmniFocus Links
MOST IMPORTANT
There is only a thin line between organizing your lists and procrastination.
GTD is about “Getting Things Done”, not about “Getting a Diploma” for the best Lists, Actions & Contexts ;-)
FAQ
HOWTO
EXTRAS/THEMES
Firefox Plugins
List all users with the dscl command
dscl -- Directory Service command line utility
http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man1/dscl.1.html
List all users or groups
$ dscl . list /users $ dscl . list /groups
If you want to output information about each user, though, use readall:
$ dscl . readall /users $ dscl . readall /groups
And if you need to programatically parse said information, use -plist to make your life easier:
$ dscl -plist . readall /users $ dscl -plist . readall /groups
–
http://stackoverflow.com/a/1308064
List details about one user
$ dscl . read /users/foo
Config files
/etc/openldap/ldap.conf /etc/openldap/slapd.conf
Launchd files
None present in /Library/LaunchDaemons/
Questions
Where is the place to disable the Open Directory Services?
Is it save to disable the Open Directory Services?
LDAP Securitybug is fixed as of OS X 10.7.2
LDAP clients
Connect to LDAP Server
1. Switch on LDAP-Services via Server-Admin > Adressbuch
2. Connect to LDAP-Server using your favourite LDAP-Client.
Server:
server.foo.private
Default Port:
389
Authentication:
None
Now, you should get a tree structure
- server.foo.private
- dc=server,dc=foo,dc=private
- cn=users
- cn=groups
- cn=…
- dc=server,dc=foo,dc=private
Written as LDAP-URL
ldap://server.foo.private:389/dc=server,dc=foo,dc=private
