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Thanks for your replies [MA]Flying Meat,
This is a bit more involved than I was hoping. My unix knowledge is still pretty basic. The more I read about it, the idea of running a phproxy on my home...

Sounds like good advice. Thank You

I am using phproxy on my mac. I would like to be able to enable / disable web sharing from the command line, so I can turn it on only when I need it(remotely). I remember reading that the "screen...

It was a long time ago, but I know it was my administrative account. I tried to find out from the install logs, but I must be looking in the wrong location.

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I was following a tutorial on installing Homebrew and I changed the ownership of /usr/local/ to me. Now McAfee Security won't start This is the exact line I typed:

sudo chown -R `whoami`...

I made a new script that uses the dhcp lease time to determine whether there is a new device connected to the network. Works very quickly. I have it running on my desktop with Geektool.

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That makes sense, thank you

thanks for helping Corona688
I think your right
I'm sure Airport Utility can detect the changes with snmp disabled. I used the Airport Utility long before I found out about snmp(to monitor the...

I get old results from the command. for example if my phone disconnects from my networks wifi, it will show up almost immediately in the "Airport Utility" If I execute the snmpwalk command the...

I am using a line of code that I borrowed from someone else's script, in a script to monitor changes in my local network. It works but it takes too long to pick up the changes.
snmpwalk -v 2c -c...

Thanks pludi

Thanks for the quick reply. I am using the Skype incoming port to filter the output of lsof(in my script) I guess it doesn't matter who started the connection, just that it is active. since TCP...

os x 10.6.6 ,GNU bash, version 3.2.48
I am working on a bash script that displays the IP address of the computer that I am connected to with skype. I have that working pretty well, but only...