The OS X Server 3.2.1 just released appears to break PostgreSQL during the update process. The new version of Postgresql installed (9.3.x over 9.2.x) contains an updated configuration field: “unix_socket_directory” becomes “unix_socket_directories”, the value doesn’t change, just the name.
The installer also appears to fail while upgrading the PostgreSQL data, causing the process to crash.
Thanks to the helpful users on the Apple Discussion boards here a fix has been found. As always,
Ако виждате съобщението по горе при опит за активиране на Windows 7, или ви е паднала активацията на WIndows-а
Стартирате cmd като администратор и изпълнявате
sfc /scannow
Рестартирате.
Ако изпълнявате тази стъпка след паднала активация, най-вероятно ще имате съобщени "Status: Notification" след изпълнение на стъпката по горе.
Решението
Open the start menu.
Type in cmd.
Right-click on the option cmd, and choose “Run as administrator”.
If prompted, click on Yes or Continue to continue.
In the black window that opens, type slmgr -rearm exactly as shown here.
Press Enter on your keyboard.
A message will appear saying Command completed successfully. Restart your system. Restart your computer.
#!/bin/bash
####################################
#
# Backup to NFS mount script with
# grandfather-father-son rotation
# of specified directory
#
####################################
# What to backup.
backup_files="/etc /root"
# Where to backup to.
dest="/backup/system"
# Setup variables for the archive filename.
day=$(date +%A)
hostname=$(hostname -s)
# Find which week of the month 1-4 it is.
day_num=$(date +%d)
if (( $day_num <= 7 )); then
week_file="$hostname-week1.tgz"
