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--- 12/15/01,04:31:01 - erco: How to checkout macosx FLTK

    cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.FLTK.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/fltk login
    cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.FLTK.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/fltk -z3 co -rv1_1 -d fltk-1.1.x fltk

--- 11/28/01,04:15:07 - erco: allow root telnet access to OSX

    Reason: Due to weirdness with lookupd being killed and restarted,
    inetd started processes (telnet) become unable to recognize
    users. Fall back to root logins to fix stuff.

    1) Modify /etc/ttys to include the 'secure' flag for all the
       network ttys, eg:

            ttyp0       none                    network secure
            ttyp1       none                    network secure
            ttyp2       none                    network secure

       Takes effect immediately, even if someone is at a telnet
       login prompt.

--- 11/26/01,14:07:02 - erco: system call tracing

    linux: strace
      sgi: par
      osx: sc_usage
      sun: truss
    winnt: strace from http://razor.bindview.com/tools/desc/strace_readme.html

--- 11/25/01,17:02:54 - erco: Link needed to prevent CFNetwork.h errors 
                        from ProjectBuilder

    Sun 11/25/01 17:01:01 /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/CFNetwork.framework/Versions
    [root@bubble] 152 : ln -s A Current

--- 11/24/01,05:46:27 - root: MAC SETUP STUFF

    o Mounts to remote linux servers:

        Add 'insecure' for the mac in the /etc/exports file, eg:
            /net 192.168.0.8(rw,no_root_squash,insecure)
                                               --------

        To setup the mount:

            1) go into Finder -> Go -> Connect to Host and type..
               nfs://tahoe/net

            2) The mount should appear in /Volumes/tahoe/
               which you can make a link to.

        OR.. if you want a more permanent modification, just 
        Hack a 'mount' command directly into the network boot
        script:

            /System/Library/StartupItems/Network/Network

        For instance, I have at the bottom of my 'Network' script's
        'Start' procedure:

	    ----
            ConsoleMessage "mounting tahoe.."
            nohup mount -t nfs 192.168.0.7:/net /net > /dev/console 2>&1 </dev/console &
	    ----

        Since OSX mount doesn't appear to have a 'bg' mount option,
        I background the mount command using a combo of nohup and '&'.
        Note too: I'm using the IP address of the remote server,
        NOT the DNS name (eg. tahoe), because during boot, it's possible
        DNS lookups are not fully functional.

    o Setting the mac's hostname:

        Change the HOSTNAME= in /etc/hostconfig, then reboot

    o Enabling root user:

         To activate the root account open the application "NetInfo
         Manager" located in the "Utilites" folder inside your
         "Applications" folder. Click on the button with the lock
         and enter your password to authenticate yourself.

         PRE-PANTHER:
             In the NetInfo Manager menu choose "Domain -> Security -> Authenticate"
             then "Domain -> Security -> Enable Root User". You will now be 
             prompted to enter a password for the user root.

         PANTHER: 
             In the NetInfo Manager menu choose "Security -> Authenticate" 
             followed by "Security -> Enable Root User". You will now be 
             prompted to enter a password for the user root.

         You are now able to login as user root with your new
         password.

	 To give root a TCSH login shell instead of a SH (Bourne Shell),
	 so when you run 'su', you get a TCSH, change the following 
	 in NetInfo:

	     1) Click on 'users -> root'

	     2) Click the 'Unlock' button in the lower left of the 
		NetInfo window, so you can edit the entries.

	     3) Find the 'shell' entry, move the mouse over the
		'/bin/sh' and double click.

	     4) Change the '/bin/sh' to read '/bin/tcsh' instead

	     5) In the NetInfo menu bar, choose 'Domain -> Save'

    o /etc/passwd is not used when in multiuser; lookupd is used, which means
      /etc/passwd is pretty much ignored. See 'man lookupd', and read 
      carefully.