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• Update to the ARD El Capitan command line

  I use the ARD to manage a growing number of Mac on a single network.  I'm up to 40 now and I'm looking to upgrade the existing installation of Yosemite to El Capitan.  I googled high and low and can't seem to find an answer - the question is-

  With the help of the ARD-tools (installation and unix command line, etc.) is there an effective or recommended to upgrade all 40 machines without having to touch each?

  ARD is really updated the operating system as possibly other related - including applications Apple components. There is a major difference between the upgrade and update and if you tried to use ARD to the upgrade you would effectively disable the client ARD, stopping the upgrade.

  There are a number of ways to all of your mac estate 'upgrade' without needing to touch each one, and most will involve having a NetInstall/NetBoot server on your network. TheNetBoot Service comes with the.app that buy you from the App Store. All methods will be asked to download the installer from El Capitan first. It's to you how you want to go about this, but using the network, but also the OS X Server to deploy the upgrade, as well as the wealth of other services and tools available once you move to the server can be a little too far - no insult intended - for all of your skills? If this is the case for you then maybe simply by downloading the installer once, the cloning of an external hard drive (or a number of external hard drives) and to upgrade as it would be best for your situation?

  Apple gives the the terminal commands for the creation of a bootable El Capitan installer in this article:

  Create an installer for OS X - Apple support bootable

  Tony

• 10.11.4 update has failed because of the command line tools

  The 10.11.4 update fails with a message on the command line tools.

  I found this in system.log.

  Memento kernel [0]: sandbox: softwareupdated (329) deny system (1) - 682f fsctl

  181Mb Command Line Tool for Xcode 7.3 keeps reappearing in the section "updates" from the App Store, 10.11.4, as well as the global update apparently cannot continue.

  Normally, you should be able to select the updates separately (click on "More... »). If this does not work for some reason, you can download the 10.11.4 update by itself: download OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 updated

  (Combo version: Download OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 Combo Update)

• Command line option to stop the update at startup?

  We have a shortcut on the desktop to access webmail server. (Firefox is the default browser.) When Firefox has updates available, the link fails with a message of network downtime, which connfuses users. Y at - it an option to command line, I can add to the shortcut to prevent the update at startup of Firefox?

  http://developer.Mozilla.org/en/docs/Command_Line_Options

• I wanted to disable Windows update service from command line. can you help me please on this?

  I wanted to disable Windows Update service by command line can help me on this.

  Hi Vikas Sharma,

  We do not recommend to disable the Windows Update service.

  However, you can try following step below:

  > In the Windows command line type the following command, and then press ENTER:

  > start wuauserv sc config = disabled

  Please let us know if that helps.

• Switch to command line for windows update unisntallation

  I'm trying to uninstall the patch WindowsXPr-KB953838 - x 86 .exe.
  I tried as "WindowsXP-KB953838 - x 86 .exe / uninstall" but he can't.
  Please help how to uninstall this hotfix by command line switch.
  I also checked some command line options that are mentioned in the below
  Links
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/184305/
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/262841
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/197147
  Nothing works very well.
  FYI: I am able to uninstall this hotfix from "Add / Remove Programs".

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft Vista answers Forum!

  Try not provided below and check if the problem is resolved.

  You must run in elevated mode command prompt, and then type the command to uninstall the particular update, to do that follow the steps below.

  Right-click on the desktop.

  Click on the new shortcut, type CMD, click ok.

  For a type of high order name, click ok.

  Now right-click on the shortcut and click on properties, then advanced, then run as administrator.

  The command prompt opens and you need to paste this command

  C:\WINDOWS\$NtUninstallKB 953838-v3$\spuninst\spuninst.exe and press ENTER.

  This allows to uninstall the windows update special taking you through the wizard.

  Note also that you must run the command in the recovery console to uninstall the service pack updates.

  To start your computer with the recovery console and remove or uninstall updates, you must follow the link provided below.

  Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console for advanced users

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/314058

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Suresh Kumar-Microsoft Support.

  Visit our http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/answersfeedback/threads/ Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• are there options of command line for wuapp.exe (windows update)?

  I have some Vista virtual machines set up to perform specific tasks, then stop - these VMs run at specific times, as if a physical computer running, ran a task, then stop.  I want to be able to automate the Vista updates without having to manually open each VM on a weekly basis.  Are there options for command line for wuapp.exe so that I can program the virtual machine to turn on, install updates, and then click Stop again?  Or y at - it another way to accomplish what I'm doing?

  Thank you

  Hi Prisoft,
  
  Welcome to the responses of Microsoft Vista Forums!

  The question you posted would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the best support.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/windowsvistaitpro/

  With regard to:

  Divya R -Microsoft Support

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• How to update the data of the CLI command line interface store

  Dear friends

  I use VMWare Server 2.0 on a debian linux server.

  I need to be able to update the store data from the command line, this because I put the command Refresh within a bash script.

  Of course, I know how the web management, but as you understand, I need to do from the console.

  Thanks for the answer, help or advice

  Robert

  Post edited by: FAsTec

  Hello

  Try vmware-vim-cmd.

  As in:

  vmware-vim-cmd /hostsvc/datastore/refresh
  

  You may need to add the store of data as a parameter.

  See also:

  http://www.VI-Toolkit.com/wiki/index.php/hostsvc/datastore/refresh

  Beware that your username must have good credentials to run the command.

  Hope this helps

  --
  Wil
  _____________________________________________________
  VI Toolkit & scripts wiki at http://www.vi-toolkit.com

  Writer to the blog www.planetvm.net

  Twitter: @wilva

• Using command line to update the certificates of fglam

  We try to change all of our FGLAMs to use a private communication to the FMS certification authority, but I'm unable to get the command line parameters to work.  The documentation is vague on the use of all parameters.

  fglam - configure - headless - fms address = https://someaddress:port ssl-enable-self-signed = false ssl-cert-name common CertName compressed

  "I receive an unrecognized command line argument ' ssl-enable-self-signed = false ssl-cert-name common = compressed CertName". "

  FMS: 5.6.10

  FGLAM: 5.6.11

  actually I take that.

  We use the compressed argument, but looking at the doc, it seems the thought that is set to true by default, else, you must specify it as false, so you may be able to remove this setting all together.

• How can I use the clang of command-line compiler?

  It is said in the new update clang is a command line tool.

  Do you have, or wish to develop, C, C++, Objective-C or Objective-C++ code you want to compile it on the command line with the clang compiler? It is a facility that is optional and not included with OS X.

• Windows of different sizes from command line

  Hello

  I'm running Firefox and - width - height of command line options. The problem I have is that these settings are ignored if a Firefox window is already open. In this case, all of the following windows are open with the size of the first (original) window. It does not matter what I type for width and height. These parameters are used only for the first window, when Firefox is actually started.

  I've mitigated it wrong before with javascript used in web pages to resize the window to the document load event. Now I have to upgrade to the latest version and resizeTo does not work on windows that are not open via window.open.

  What are the options I have to open multiple windows of Firefox with different sizes? They all use the same profile.

  We use a very specific environment, closed and controlled with a web server and not internet access. There was no need for update of Firefox 4. Now, we want to upgrade, but this change in functionality prevents us from the upgrade. Because the computers of our customers are on CentOS 5, we would be upgrading to Firefox 17 which is part of the standard CentOS 5 distribution.

  I wrote a bash script that made a list of the windows, firefox lance made a list once again. It then searches the differences in the lists of before and after opening firefox. In the end, the script uses wmctrl to change the size of the window which were found also recently opened. There is a small chance that some other window might appear while the opening of firefox and it will be be reduced too. However, in our case, this probability is very low and it is not worth.

  Here is the script which takes 3 parameters: width, height, URL.

  #!/bin/bash
  
  diff(){
    awk 'BEGIN{RS=ORS=" "}
         {NR==FNR?a[$0]++:a[$0]--}
         END{for(k in a)if(a[k])print k}' <(echo -n "${!1}") <(echo -n "${!2}")
  }
  
  window_count=$(wmctrl -l | wc -l)
  
  windows=()
  
  wmctrl -l > output
  
  exec 0<output 
  
  while read id type machine name
  
  do
  
    windows=("${windows[@]}" "$id")
  
  done
  
  # width and height in this call are ignored if some other firefox window is already open
  
  /usr/bin/firefox -P profile -width $1 -height $2 -new-window $3 &
  
  new_window_count=$window_count
  
  while [ "$window_count" -eq "$new_window_count" ]
  
  do
  
    #echo waiting...
  
    sleep 1
  
    new_window_count=$(wmctrl -l | wc -l)
  
  done
  
  new_windows=()
  
  wmctrl -l > output
  
  exec 0<output "$id")="" "${differences[@]}"="" $i="" -e="" -i="" -r="" 0,-1,-1,$1,$2="" <="" differences="($(diff" do="" done="" for="" i="" id="" in="" machine="" name="" new_windows="("${new_windows[@]}"" new_windows[@]))="" pre="" read="" type="" while="" windows[@]="" wmctrl="">
  
  done
  
  I had to do some tweaking in the script to fool the HTML editor. Some formatting of text is performed, that is not source friendly. That is why the script might look formatted strangely.
  
  </output>

• I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  You probably have some of the older than the needs/desires software legacy Java installed.

  Please see these sons of community message:

  After the installation of El Capitan, I get the message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK

  Just found this last Java does not work with El Capitan

  This is the Apple link to the legacy version of Java 6.

  Download Java for OS X 2015-001

  First of all, I would like to try to identify what application generated the next message and update (delete) this request as the case may be. If you need to run Java then, as the Apple Support page says it's certainly preferable that your installation of Java entirely up-to-date with the Oracle's Java course. If you can get without Java, you should install it not - like the Flash, it should not be installed unless you have no choice.

• How to get the latest tools of command line for Mountain Lion

  Hello community.

  I have a MacBook Pro withSoftware OS X 10.8.5 (12F2560)
  It is according with Mountain Lion:

  • https://es.Wikipedia.org/wiki/OS_X#versi.C3.B3n_10.8:_.C2.ABMountain_Lion.C2.BB

  I use Homebrew, he requested updated command line tools

  Now I'm on https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ and looking at Command Line Tools , the latest update for my OS version is April 2014 (see picture)

  

  So I'm not able to do a new update. Given that my OS is old.

  I just installed Xcode by https://developer.apple.com/downloads . And only used or needed for Homebrew.

  What can I do to get a new update?

  Thank you.

  Upgrade the operating system if you want to have access to latest updates.

  Make sure your computer is compatible with Lion mountain, Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan.

  To check the model number and hold the option/Alt hold, go to the Apple menu and select system information.

  MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer) model number 3.1 or later version

  Your Mac needs:

  Installation of OS X 10.6.8 or OS X Lion

  2 GB or more of memory (more is better - minimum 4 GB seems to be the consensus)

  8 GB or more of available space

  Check to make sure that your applications are compatible. PowerPC applications are no longer supported after 10.6.

  Application compatibility

  (2) application compatibility

  Information on the compatibility of 10.11 El Capitan

  Make a backup before installing, preferable 2 backups on 2 different disks.

• Start an application saved on the command line

  Hello

  first of all that I do not know how I can start my data .exe on the command line, I know that. I need a few more tips.

  My problem is that I start my program and set values in my interface and then I save my interface. You can say that I am creating some options with different parameters (option 1, option 2, option3). Now, I would like to open this option on the command line. So first of all the program begins with option1 when this option is over that option 2 should start (I will also create a handler of signals which gives me a feedback if the option before closing).

  It should be like this:
  Path\Application.exe option1 option2 option3

  But know that I have a problem. When I save my slab (SavePanelState) I can not open such a Panel is saved with the command "LoadPanel". In help, there is also information that you can load only such a panel with the RecallPanelState command, but with this command you only update the interface. Now my question is, how can I savel a panel with its States and call it with the command LoadPanel? Or is the only way to load a group of experts and to recall the values the command of RecallPanelState?

  Best regards

  Unortunately there is no way to directly open a control panel preconfigured with controls other than in their default state. You have already discovered it and I can confirm that this can not be changed. However, if you call LoadPanel and RecallPanelState front showing the Panel, that the user will directly see the Panel custom, which is more or less what you are looking for.

• command-line option syntax error type command /? help

  Whenever I have try and download updates, the following message is displayed with a ' syntax error type command-line option command /? help "but when I type the?" / key nothing happens?

  I had the same problem, even in the guidelines recommended by microsoft, faild, but I solved it

  go to google and put

  Download (pilot saw issue and the version of the driver) and download it manually on sony.com and install good luck