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The scripts and tools made available below are provided as examples. They are design for the current version of Apple Mac OS X and can be used freely and redistributed. ADX Consulting shall not be liable for any damages arising out of the use ot these scripts, tools and utilities. Most of the shell scripts use the parameter -h to display a short on-line help. For AppleScript Studio applications, source code available upon request.
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SafeServer v2.0b3 - Oct. 9, 2009 - Snow Leopard Server Savvy!
Size: 98 K
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SafeServer installs three scripts that automatically save the services configuration of a Mac OS X Server, databases used on an Open Directory Master and configuration files of an Xsan metadata controller. Each part is driven by a single configuration file installed in '/etc/'. See the Read Me file included with the installer for more details. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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testdns v0.3 - Jun. 17, 2009 - Snow Leopard Savvy!
Size: 4 K
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A command-line utility that tests forward and reverse DNS resolutions on a class C (subnet mask 255.255.255.0). Use 'testdns -h' for available options. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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MakeBSDUser v1.1 - Jun. 17, 2009
Size: 52 K
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How to create a _really_ hidden user account. This application adds an entry in '/etc/master.passwd', makes this account member of a choosen group (staff or admin) and activate the BSD user node in the local directory service. The same utility allows you to delete such a created account. This simple application is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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MkPartImage v1.3 - Jun. 17, 2009 - Snow Leopard Savvy!
Size: 28 K
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An application that lets you create a disk image out of a folder or a volume. The main usage, of course, being to clone the boot drive of a machine started from an external volume. This simple application is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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clonewrkflw v1.0b6 - Jul. 02, 2009
Size: 4 K
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A command-line utility for cloning or renaming a Podcast Producer workflow. Use 'clonewrkflw -h' for available options. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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listdflt v1.0b6 - Sep. 09, 2009 - Snow Leopard Savvy!
Size: 4 K
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Or how to explore preference files for an account or a machine. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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LocaSU v0.8 - Jul. 21, 2009 - Snow Leopard Savvy!
Size: 32 K
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How to change the software update server addres from a graphical interface. It can be a server on a company's LAN, the default external Apple server or any temporary server used for locally. This simple application is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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sethomeperm v2.1b1 - Oct. 21, 2011 - Lion Savvy!
Size: 4 K
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This bash script lets you reset home folder permissions to the default values, whether on a local machine or on a Mac OS X server. In this latter case, it's also possible to reset all home folders at once. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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rmxattr v1.0b0 - Jan. 9, 2010
Size: 2 K
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This bash script allows to remove extended attributes from files or from a folder stack (recursive mode). 'rmxattr -h' shows available options. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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Nuno v1.0b1 - Mar. 3, 2010
Size: 600 B
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Nuno (new nano) is a wrapper that creates a time-stamped copy of the file to be edited, then passes this file over to nano. The goal here is to be able to "move back" from a wrong change made to a file. The syntaxe is 'nuno filename'. Used with no parameters or with a non-existing file name, nuno just hands it over to nano. The syntax 'nuno -K filename' removes temporary copies with name 'filename.date-time'. After download, move this script in one of the $PATH directories (e.g. '/usr/local/bin') and make sure it's executable.. This script is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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ScreenDumper v1.0 - Jun. 17, 2009
Size: 76 K
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This utterly simple application gives you a way to change the file type created by a screen shot. This application is provided as an example, comments welcome.
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