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A collection of 4 posts

How to future proof your apache modules in macOS by signing them with your own certificate authority

Apple has given us notice of an upcoming codesigning requirement in their bundled apache webserver. I worked out how to make things work once it is in place.

Camden Narzt Camden Narzt Dec 22, 2020

You can't trust your parents to protect you

On Unix-like systems, setting sufficiently strict permissions on a dir allows one to disallow access to its content. Right? Turns out to be untrue on both macOS and Linux. Enter inodes trickery.

Camden Narzt Camden Narzt Jun 13, 2018

Why Ruby app servers break on macOS High Sierra and what can be done about it

People who have upgraded to macOS High Sierra and who are using a preforking app server such as Puma or Unicorn (with the right settings), may have noticed this error: objc[81924]: +[__NSPlaceholderDictionary initialize]

Hongli Lai Hongli Lai Oct 13, 2017

Using SSL with Passenger in Development on macOS

This blog post will show you how to create, install, and trust a self signed certificate on your development web server, and setup your DNS to redirect all your development traffic to your development box. Not on macOS?

Camden Narzt Camden Narzt Jul 27, 2016

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