Using MacPorts Subversion With BBEdit

PROTIP: If you want to use the Subversion features in BBedit, and you also like using v1.7+ of svn, you have to change the default location. Obviously this assumes that you have MacPorts installed and have used it to build and install the Subversion port. PLAIN TEXT CODE: defaults write com.barebones.bbedit Subversion:SubversionToolPathOverride /opt/local/bin/svn People who looked at this item also looked at... About How to Enable SSL for CSWapache2 How to Replace a Failed Drive in a ZFS Pool Toyota Yaris Review Why Did my Arm Fall Asleep? Related items Managing WordPress and Gallery2 With Subversion How to Replace a Failed Drive in a ZFS [...]

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How to Replace a Failed Drive in a ZFS Pool

So you have a failed disk in a ZFS pool and you want to fix it? Routine disk failures are really a non-event with ZFS because the volume management makes replacing them so dang easy. In many cases, unlike hardware RAID or older volume management solutions, the replacement disk doesn't even need to be exactly the same as the original. So let's get started replacing our failed disk. These instructions will be for a Solaris 10 system, so a few of the particulars related to unconfiguring the disk and device paths will vary with different flavors of UNIX. First, take a look at the zpools [...]

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How to Enable SSL for CSWapache2

If you're running the OpenCSW Apache package, it installs a Service Manifest into the SMF, so you'll have to edit this if you want to run Apache SSL... Here's how:

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