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marek bell search primary menu skip to content about search for: computing raid alerts for macos server september 1, 2017 marek leave a comment although apple’s server app has an entry in the alerts section labelled ‘disk’, it will not actually alert you of raid failures even if that box is checked. it will only alert you if an entire volume is removed, but will not alert you if a raid slice fails or is removed. obviously, this is a major oversight as you need to be alerted whenever a raid slice fails rather than having it silently sit there half-broken until it becomes completely broken… that defeats the purpose of most raids. i found a great script in a stack exchange comment . you can use the script to make macos check the status of your raids at least once a day and mail you if there is an issue. simply edit the script to put in your own email address and save it to /etc/periodic/daily/150.check-raid. make sure you make the script executable by opening a terminal and entering… sudo chmod +x /etc/periodic/daily/150.check-raid now when macos runs it’s daily maintenance scripts it will run this script as well and you’ll get an email if any of your raids have a status that is anything other than ‘online’. macos will normally try to run maintenance at quiet times, such as overnight, but if you want to run it immediately to check just do… sudo periodic daily copy of the script follows just in case anything ever happens to the earlier link… #!/bin/sh # this script checks for any degraded/offline/failed/whatever software # raids, and if any are found emails a note to an admin. to use it, # replace the admin_email value with your own email address, drop it in # /etc/periodic/daily, and change the owner to root. this'll make it # run its check every morning at 3:15am. # # warning: this script doesn't check anything other than software raids # built with the apple (i.e. disk utility) raid tools. it does not check # any hardware raids (including apple's raid card), or even any third-party # software raids. if "diskutil listraid" doesn't list it, it's not going # to be checked. # admin_email="[email protected]" if diskutil listraid | grep "^status:" | grep -qv "online$"; then diskutil listraid | mail -s 'raid problem detected' "$admin_email" fi apple , computing , ios container view controllers in swift may 4, 2016 marek 2 comments if you are using a ‘container view’ in xcode’s storyboards it’s likely that you want to get a handle to the view controller you create inside the container view. surprisingly, there isn’t an obvious way to do this. however, you can use the ’embed segue’ to find the handle to the container views because when the container view is added the embed segue is called. so when you create the container view give the embed segue a unique identifier and then you can grab the handle to your view controller in the prepareforsegue method as follows… var mycontroller: mycontroller? var myothercontroller: othercontroller? override func prepareforsegue(segue: uistoryboardsegue, sender: anyobject?) { guard let ident = segue.identifier else { return } switch ident { case "myembedsegueidentifier": mycontroller = segue.destinationviewcontroller as? mycontroller case "myotherembedsegueidentifier": myothercontroller = segue.destinationviewcontroller as? othercontroller default: break } } coding , computing , ios , os x stripping print and debugprint in swift for release builds december 30, 2015 marek leave a comment when building an app for release with swift you should make sure that any of the print and debugprint statements you used when building and debugging the app are disabled. the reason for this is that if you leave them in then they will unnecessarily slow down the app since every write to console output takes time. in swift you can easily do this by redeclaring the print and debugprint functions using these two lines of code… func debugprint(items: any..., separator: string = " ", terminator: string = "\n") {} func print(items: any..., separator: string = " ", terminator: string = "\n") {} we simply declare the functions again but with empty implementations of {}. when you’re building and testing your app just comment these two lines, but when complete make sure you uncomment them before release. you should place these two lines at the top-level of your code. that means, do not put it inside a class, extension or protocol declaration. a good place to put them is at the top of your appdelegate file, before the appdelegate class and not inside it. alternatively, simply create a brand new swift file in your project and call it something like ‘releaseprint.swift’ and put the code in there. basically, it can be anywhere as long as it is top-level and not inside another class. finally, you may find it useful to always see the output from print and debugprint in the simulator, but never on the device. if you want to do this you can use the architecture flags to automatically turn the output on and off as follows… #if !arch(x86_64) && !arch(i386) func debugprint(items: any..., separator: string = " ", terminator: string = "\n") {} func print(items: any..., separator: string = " ", terminator: string = "\n") {} #endif computing how to: create a bootable installer for os x el capitan 10.11 september 30, 2015 marek leave a comment with os x el capitan 10.11 you can create a bootable installer so that you can install using a usb device such as a usb flash drive or external usb hard drive. just follow these steps… 1) download the os x el capitan 10.11 installer from the mac app store but once its on your machine and opens up make sure you do not click install. if you click install then the install will take place and the installer application will automatically be deleted afterwards. so you don’t want that if you want to have the installer on a handy usb device, so just download it but don’t install. 2) insert your usb device and use disk utility to format it (this will obviously erase everything on the usb device so make sure you’ve copied anything you need off it beforehand). name the drive ‘osxinstall’ (without the quotes). note that the installer needs at least 7gb free space so your usb device will need to be at least that size. 3) open terminal.app and run the following command… sudo /applications/install\ os\ x\ el\ capitan.app/contents/resources/createinstallmedia --volume /volumes/osxinstall --applicationpath /applications/install\ os\ x\ el\ capitan.app --nointeraction because you are using sudo you will be asked for your password before the command starts running so make sure you type in your password and press return to start the process. 4) you’ll see some output in terminal letting you know it’s copying files. the bit that takes the longest is the one that says ‘copying installer files to disk’ and it can take 10 minutes or longer depending on the speed of your usb device so be prepared for a bit of a wait at that point. when that’s done your usb will be ready with the bootable installer. it will also have been automatically renamed to ‘install os x el capitan’. you can now use it as a bootable usb installer on any mac. computing ad blocking in ios 9 august 25, 2015 marek 5 comments in ios 9 apple have made it possible for developers to create content blockers for safari, which means we can finally create ad blockers for our iphones and ipads. in my spare time i’ve been experimenting with this and created a simple ad and tracker blocker. now that it’s pretty much complete i’ve been running it on my own devices, and by using the web inspector i can get detailed page load times when browsing. i expected an improvement, but i’ve got to say that i am blown away by the difference this ad blocker makes to load times. with the blocker enabled i’m getting about 3 to 4 times faster loading than without. in some cases i’m getting almost 9 times faster loading! i can’t believe that for years we could all have been getting these speeds on 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Updated Date: 2017-03-02T03:19:09Z
Creation Date: 2004-02-19T10:49:47Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2018-02-19T10:49:47Z
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