Mac OS X Terminal – Create Bootable OS X Installer
Need to create a thumb drive installer for Mac OS? This script will help you out
Posts in this category are specific to macOS and may not work on other UNIX based systems.
Need to create a thumb drive installer for Mac OS? This script will help you out
NMAP (a form of ARP list) is a tool for scanning your network for machines that are up or down along with pulling some helpful information from the machines that are up. Similar to Remotely Find Raspberry Pi IP but this is a bit more in-depth First install nmap if needed Now you need to…
I use a Mac for my primary computer and sometimes I need to setup a new VM similar to my computer for testing. Here is the basic setup that I use HomeBrew for. I’ll add more later as I remember more or use it more. NOTE: If you receive an error on installing HomeBrew like…
I work with digicert® to get certificates. The way we get certificates sometimes requires me to convert the certificates, below is the process I use to get the formats for what I may need. This script assumes you have a directory with only the .csr file and the .zip file from digicert® and then run…
The following code will give you network specific information about your server/computer.
Every once in a while you need to get some basic network information from your Mac or a Mac you are supporting, this script below will help get you some helpful information.
Resource: https://blog.azureandbeyond.com/2016/11/11/powershell-azure-and-macos-absolutely/
I recently was challenged to create a random readable password for Mac OS. While I designed this for Mac OS it’s likely it will work with little to no changes on any UNIX system. Password format was two digit number then a word followed by another word with special characters with a period as the…
If you’re on UNIX you know ls will list files in a directory but typically you’ll get something like You can simily stat the file(s) with the below What if we work with stat and make it easier?
This script will remove all lines that start with # along with all comments. Whatever file you choose I suggest you view first then execute