How To: Mac Change SUDO Timeout

How To: Mac Change SUDO Timeout

If you use Terminal and are often using sudo commands, you can increase the sudo password timeout so you aren’t prompted so often to re-enter your password for certain sudo commands. We will need to edit the sudoers file in /etc/. Follow the below steps.   1. Open Terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal)  2. Type...

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How To: Apple Remote Desktop Quit Application

How To: Apple Remote Desktop Quit Application

If you need to remotely quit an application on a Mac OS X machine that uses Apple Remote Desktop, use a UNIX template command that is build into Apple Remote Desktop by default to quit any application instantly.   Note: In order to send UNIX commands through Apple Remote Desktop, your remote Mac host must have...

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Fix: Sorry You've Hit a Block Pinterest

Fix: Sorry You've Hit a Block Pinterest

Did you just pin over 50 Pin’s to a Pinterest board within an hour and receive a message you have hit a limit? Pinterest actually limits the amount of Pin’s you can pin to a board. You may see the following message.





  Oops! Sorry! You’ve hit a block (Pins) we have in place...

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Fix: iTunes Stuck or Not Copying/Syncing Music to iPhone

Fix: iTunes Stuck or Not Copying/Syncing Music to iPhone

Is iTunes refusing to copy music to your iPhone or iOS device? When you drag a song(s) into an iPhone playlist in iTunes, you see the grey circle not move. You are forced to delete the uncopied grey songs and re-add them, but still sometimes the copy does not work. In addition, quitting iTunes and rebooting...

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Fix: ODBC Call Failed Unspecified Error Occurred on SQL Server - Access

Fix: ODBC Call Failed Unspecified Error Occurred on SQL Server - Access

You receive the following error trying to make a call from an SQL database using Microsoft Access.   ODBC – call failed





[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][Unspecified error occurred on SQL Server. Connection may have been terminated by the server. (#0)   SQL services need to be started or restarted on the server hosting the...

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