Remote Management Commands in Leopard
A while ago I wrote about the networksetup command, which provides a command-line interface to network preferences, as well as the systemsetup command, which provides command-line control over additional system-level preferences. In the past those commands were stored in the labyrinthian:
Finally Apple has put those commands in a location the shell recognizes as a command path. In Leopard they reside in the far more sensible:
Really now. Was that so hard?
/System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/SupportYes, inside the ARDAgent. Perfect.
Finally Apple has put those commands in a location the shell recognizes as a command path. In Leopard they reside in the far more sensible:
/usr/sbinNow all you have to do to call them is... Well... Call them.
Really now. Was that so hard?
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3:28 PMYes, finally!!! Thank you. I can remove all my custom aliases now. Well, not all of them.
10:13 PM
I know! Sweet!
Man, we're geeks... *sigh*
-systemsboy
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