The Caching Server in OS X is a little bit of a black box. But, it’s not all that complicated, compared to some things in the IT world. I’d previously written about command line management of the service itself here. When you enable the caching service, the server registers itself as a valid Caching Server.…
Source: Scripting The OS X Caching Server To Cache Updates | krypted.com
I was puzzling out part of this a few days ago. Very good write Up!
An pratical guide on installing and managing Office 2016 for Mac. Includes – common questions, best practices, bugs/fixes, preferences, etc.
Source: Demystify Office 2016 for Mac – Just another tech blog
Once again Greg has put something into code that I had been pondering. This looks really useful:
I just wish this was a script, but still very useful.
Dock Master – A Superior Profile Maker for Managing the Dock — Error-free IT.
I am not a fan of directing the output of curl directly into bash. But they also posted the scripts on Github for inspection. Good Stuff!
