Mac OS X Hacks: 100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tricks
| [SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] cable Internet connections, dynamic IP addresses with caching IMAP Mail account messages cal (calendar) command calendars (iCal) Calling iTunes script displaying publishing your own subscribing to synchronizing on mobile devices with the Mac Carbon applications file extensions and carriage return (<CR>), represented as \r cat (concatenate) command cataloging software (CDFinder) 2nd cd (change directory) command returning to home directory CDFinder 2nd CDs ejecting (Linux on iBook) jammed cell phones Bluetooth-enabled pairing up with Address Book sending and receiving SMS messages via computer cellphones Bluetooth-enabled sending Address Book vcard to Ericsson Client for certificates, SSL CESoft, Quickeys application CGI (Common Gateway Interface) AppleScript, using as script to control iTunes 2nd turning on turning on in Apache server channels for web traffic, POP mail, and SSH chat rooms AOL-style, creating or joining creating checkout (initial), from CVS repository chflags utility manpage chgrp (change group) command 2nd chmod (change mode) command 2nd chown (change owner) command 2nd CIFS (Common Internet File System) classes (Java), connectPostgreSQL class Classic applications file extensions and Classic Finder Windows clear command Cocoa applications .app extension changing brushed-metal appearance of opening Word documents with CodeTek VirtualDesktop collaboration, remote command line [See also commands] ~ (for home directory) aliases created on default editor, changing from vi to pico downloading files from editors, GUI editors vs. interacting with remote machine via SSH logging off open command root user software updates on command-line interface (CLI) command-line script, turning into application Command-N, opening another Terminal window Command-Tab commands [See also command line] ! (history substitution) command cal (calendar) cat (concatenate) cd (change directory) chgrp 2nd chown 2nd clear or Control-l cp (copy) 2nd grep groups history listing all ls -al options -ol options make make install man (manual) mkdir (make directory) more, piping output via mv (move) pwd (print working directory) rm (remove) 2nd rmdir (remove directory) sudo 2nd 3rd 4th wc (word count) whoami comments (Apache modules), prefaced with # Common Internet File System (CIFS) Compact Mailbox (Command-K) command compiler, getting from Mac OS X Developer tools compression bzip2 gzip Stuffit concatenate (cat) command Concurrent Versions System [See CVS] Conduit Setting (from HotSync menu) configuration Apache web server editing SSIs, enabling turning on PHP user-based web serving WebDAV, configuring in httpd.conf mod_perl PostgreSQL.conf file, activating TCP/IP sockets sendmail DontBlameSendmail parameter configure command Connectix, Virtual PC connectPostgreSQL.java content management system (Movable Type) contextual menus, running AppleScript in contrast and brightness, altering for photos Control-l command, clearing screen with Control-x, Control-D, listing all commands with copy and paste in Terminal cp (copy) command SSH-based version CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network), searching CPU utilization screensaver running as Desktop creator codes for files 2nd changing with AppleScript text editor handling of cron utility crontab files format of system user running AppleScripts from crontab files [See cron utility] cross dissolve transitions curl utility -LO flags downloading Apache and mod_perl sources current directory CVS (Concurrent Versions System) command line without environment variable managing data on multiple machines checking out on remote machines daily use files, adding files, removing identifying binary files initial checkout overview of CVS repository, creating resources for further reading using for data replication CVS_RSH environment variable |