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Wed 23 Oct 2013

Mavericks

Category : Technology/Mavericks.txt

I have new versions of MailServe, DNS Enabler, DNS Agent, and WebMon for Mavericks.

They can be found here: http://cutedgesystems.com

Pardon me if I take a break. I’m quite exhausted getting them out and tested. I’m still working on them. I wish sometimes that Apple will stop making so many changes so often, if only to get some breathing space to actually build on this fantastic platform.

I also have new versions of our very popular SQL database installers, for MySQL, PostgreSQL and MariaDB. They’re accessible also from the Cutedge home page today, together with a new update to Liya. Enjoy, while I take a break watching the Apple Keynote. :)

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Mac@Work
Put your Mac to Work

• Sivasothi.com? Now how would you do something like that?

• Weblogs. Download and start a weblog of your own.

• A Mac Business Toolbox
A survey of the possibilities

• A Business Scenario
How we could use Macs in businesses

• VPN Enabler for Mavericks

• MailServe for Mavericks

• DNS Enabler for Mavericks

• DNS Agent for Mavericks

• WebMon for Mavericks

• Luca for Mavericks

• Liya for Mountain Lion & Mavericks

• Postfix Enabler for Tiger and Panther

• Sendmail Enabler for Jaguar

Services running on this server, a Mac Mini running Mac OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks:

  • Apache 2 Web Server
  • Postfix Mail Server
  • Dovecot IMAP Server
  • Fetchmail
  • SpamBayes Spam Filter
  • Procmail
  • BIND DNS Server
  • DNS Agent
  • WebDAV Server
  • VPN Server
  • PHP-based weblog
  • MySQL database
  • PostgreSQL database

all set up using MailServe, WebMon, DNS Enabler, DNS Agent, VPN Enabler, Liya and our SQL installers, all on Mavericks.