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Giving Apache Permission on OS X Server
Apache runs as the user www-data:www-data, we just installed files as your local user. So we need to make sure Apache can access the files Open up Terminal.app run the following command. *Note: If you have changed the apache username and group, please use that instead of _www:_www* chown -R _www:_www /Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/.com
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Create a OS X El Capitan Bootable USB Drive/Installer
Get a USB Thumb Drive with at least 8G on it. Rename it to be title “untitled”. Down the the El Capitan installer (it should be saved in the “Applications” folder). Open the Terminal App Type in the following command: sudo /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ El\ Capitan.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia –volume /Volumes/Untitled –applicationpath /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ El\ Capitan.app –nointeraction
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Roundcube is Working with OS X 10.10 Again!
The new installer can be found at: http://topicdesk.com/downloads/roundcube
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Have you ever wanted to output quotes from a FileMaker calculation?
Have you ever wanted to output quotes from a FileMaker calculation? Here’s the simple way to do it: Ex. Johnathan “Doe” Shipley In the FileMaker calculation your would write the following: “Johnathan \”Doe\” Shipley” Your output will then have quotes.
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Exporting RTF text from a FileMaker field
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Hosted FileMaker File Make Pre Upload Tips
Before you upload your FileMaker database to be hosted check the following: Open File > Mange > Security Click Privilege Sets and the privilege set you want to edit. Edit “Access via FileMaker Network” to be checked. This will allow you remote access for FileMaker and FileMaker Go. If you want IWP, check the “Access via Instant Web Publishing”. Now your file is ready for us to host!
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Using 360Works Plugins with FileMaker Server and IWP / XML
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