Archive for July, 2009

Mac OS X 10.5 Server and the Server Monitor App

Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009

The last couple of days I began setting up a new server for the small network that I administrate. Sadly, I ran into a mind-boggling problem right after the installation:

Adding the freshly set-up server to Server Monitor only produces the following error messages:

“Software not installed properly on server”
and
“CANNOT_LOAD_BUNDLE_ERR”

There are some posts about this issue on the web, so I wanted to let you all know what I found out.

One reason for the error can be a faulty DNS configuration. Check this by entering
$ sudo changeip -checkhostname
in your terminal. This might tell you if there’s a DNS problem. You might then refer to the Network Services Administration document on the Apple website, which gives some basic but useful information about DNS configuration.

Another reason might be the following: The Server Monitor tool only works together with a Mac OS X Server operation system that is installed on an XServe. It won’t work with an OS X Server installed on different hardware (as a Mac Pro, which turned out to be the problem in my case).

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Morton Shumway – What Makes The Possible Real? (Getting The Story Straight 002)

Saturday, July 11th, 2009

“It is all around us!” – this kicks the whole thing off ground, or rather grounds it, as we find polyphonic realspace handclapping from ra.h’s deep-dry ‘Fall of Justice’ which we might think can only exist in our living rooms – isn’t there something hiding in the woods, or is it just common hausmusik? The scope of this mix is not genre, but differences in music, feeling and life that become visible by a conscious selection of interesting material, throughout contextualised by voice samples that make me wonder what electronic music is actually about. Not with an interest in bastard pop eccleticism, but with a feel for beauty, it all ending in the sparkling scenario of an end-of-the-night taxi ride through downtown Chicago.

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