Stream Editor: sed
NAME sed -- stream editor sed Useful Commands Change the string something to else sed 's/something/else/' [file] Change the string something to else and add backup file: Will output two…
Network Ports Used by Jamf Pro
https://docs.jamf.com/technical-articles/Network_Ports_Used_by_Jamf_Pro.html
Splunk and macOS Auditing
To verify that macOS auditing is enabled and functioning correctly, you can use Splunk to search for specific audit logs that macOS generates. macOS uses the OpenBSM audit framework, which…
Splunk Status and Locations
Splunk Status settings, Jamf Pro commands
Set the location where macOS saves screen captures
To set the location where macOS saves screen captures to a specific folder on your desktop called "Desktop-Pictures," you'll need to use the defaults command to change the setting for where screenshots are saved. Normally these are saved to the ~/Desktop
Apple’s macOS Defaults Feature: A Comprehensive Guide
The defaults command in macOS is a command-line utility used to manipulate the user defaults system, which macOS employs to store user preferences for various applications and system settings. It provides a way to read, write, and delete macOS user defaults from the Terminal, offering a level of customization typically not exposed through the system's graphical user interface.
Identify and Collect TLS Certificate Information form hosts to files
This macos bash script prompts for a comma delimited list of hostnames directly in terminal window, it is used to Identify and Collect TLS Certificate Information form hosts to files if there is more than one and processes the following command(s) to derive show certs information for each hostname and each of these ports.
logs determining why user getting logged out
logs determining why user getting logged out
Shortcuts manual page contents
Shortcuts manual page contents
Apple’s Hardware and Software Ecosystem
Apple's ecosystem is renowned for its seamless integration and optimization across a network of devices, software, and services. This includes products like the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and HomePod, among others.