sudo spctl –master-disable

Because of security reasons pressing the Allow button won’t take effect if you are connecting to the machine via Remote Desktop, or if the mouse/trackpad is emulated by a 3rd party application (MagicPrefs, BetterTouchTool, Synergy, etc.)

I have a third party app MagicPrefs. Which allows some additional controls to my mouse gestures, I had to disable this in order for the system to recognize the click on the allow button.

This was it! Clicking “Allow” over Screen Sharing doesn’t work so I pulled out Script Editor and

tell application "System Events" to click at {890, 460}

Point values may of course vary. Find them by taking a screenshot, opening it in Preview and doing a selection from the upper left corner to the button.

https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/drive/folder

ctrl S during boot

Enter the following lines at the command prompt pressing RETURN after each:

mount -uw /

rm /var/db/.applesetupdone

reboot

• Restore der DB:
  cat southpo_pm_technologiefonds.sql | mysql southpo_pm_technologiefondsRestore des binlogs:
  mysqlbinlog –start-datetime=”2018-06-13 20:19:48″ –stop-datetime=”2018-06-18
  16:51:00″ –database southpo_pm_dbname mysql-bin.001226
  mysql-bin.001227 mysql-bin.001228 mysql-bin.001229 mysql-bin.001230
  mysql-bin.001231 mysql-bin.001232 mysql-bin.001233 | mysql
  southpo_pm_dbname

sudo mkfs.ext4 -m 0 -F -E lazy_itable_init=0,lazy_journal_init=0,discard /dev/sdc

sudo mount -o discard,defaults /dev/sdc /mnt/back

https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/add-persistent-disk

SSH as admin (you should never have a problem here if you do set password for admin in the Control Panel > Users in DSM)
Type
sudo -i

This will prompt you for a password use your admin password

Now you’ll be SSH in as Root

Type this, it will set the password of your choosing to the root account.

synouser –setpw root [PASSWORD]

f some-boring-process is running in your current bash session:

1. halt it with ctrl-z to give you the bash prompt
2. put it in the background with bg
3. note the job number, or use the jobs command
4. detach the process from this bash session with disown -h %1 (substitute the actual job number there).

or use screen or tmux

dirvish-change-expire.pl –vault srsouthp06 –expire=”+90 days”

root@srsouthp06:/home/backup-dirvish/srsouthp05/dirvish# vim default.conf

/etc/dirvish/master.conf

UPDATE `accounts_cstm` ca, recovery re SET ca.accounttypetwo_c = ‘Project Owner’ WHERE re.ID = ca.id_c;

SELECT * FROM `accounts_cstm` WHERE `accounttypetwo_c` LIKE ‘Proj%’