Linux
By default, some logs (like squid logs) will be recorded with unix timestamp, stored as <unixtimestamp>.<centisecond> which are hard to read for analysis. You would have for example this kind of logs: 1702397611.273 14010 192.168.1.2 TCP_MISS_ABORTED/000 0 GET
MacOS
If you try to mount an ISO file (like a Linux distribution) on MacOS and you get that weird error saying "No mountable file systems": Then, you can easily find a workaround by using CLI. % mkdir /mnt/iso % hdiutil attach -nomount FILENAME.iso /dev/disk2 FDisk_partition_scheme
MacOS
Mac OS X is automatically creating .DS_Store file as soon as you're working on some network drives. This is used to store some custom attributes. If you want to prevent the OS to create those files automatically, follow the steps below: * Open up a Terminal * Run this
MacOS
It's often very useful to automate opening of multi panes with iTerm to execute many commands or getting access to many servers at the same time. This can be done through AppleScript. You can copy this script and save it as multi-panes.scpt #! /usr/bin/osascript -- List