Geschrieben von alexs77 - 23. Dezember 2009
For some reason or the other, my USB Mass Storage Device (ie. USB Stick) is greyed out in VirtualBox 3.1.2 on a OS X 10.6.2 host.
According to “USB Devices unavailable/grayed-out due to permission problem” on the VirtualBox Forums, this seems to be a known defect.
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It turns out, that it’s possible to access the USB Mass Storage Device after unmounting it in the OS X host. Kinda logical, if you think about it 
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Geschrieben von alexs77 - 14. November 2009
Bin gerade dabei, Wind0ws 7 zu installieren und da kommt man irgendwann zu diesem Schritt:
Aufforderung, ein Kennwort einzugeben, während Installation von Windows 7
Und da frage ich mich: Wieso? Den Rest des Beitrags lesen »
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Geschrieben von alexs77 - 12. November 2009
While trying to solve some Nagios issue, I remembered that there’s the “at” command scheduler. It allows to execute a given command at a specified time. So, for example, it’s possible to say “run the SMS sending command at 7 o’clock”:
echo sms-sending-command | at 07:00
If invoked like that, 07:00 is interpreted to mean “07:00 in the current timezone“. It’s also possible to say that 07:00 is supposed to be in the UTC timezone, like so:
echo sms-sending-command | at 07:00 UTC
On my Solaris 10 machines (and also on my Mac OS X notebook), this really works like it should — but on Linux (I tested ArchLinux, Debian & Mandriva), it doesn’t 
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