I had this error popup today on my Mac OS X Lepopard 10.5.4 machine.
This is not cool as, well, I NEED MY VPN TO WORK!
Thankfully google came to my rescue. The solution is to execute the following in Terminal:
sudo /System/Library/StartupItems/CiscoVPN/CiscoVPN restart
Thanks for the answer, VirtuallyShocking.com.
I use Ant for my Java projects. It’s a great and powerfule build too. However, there’s always more than can be done to improve the quality of the build process.
I found this nice article that gives some good examples of a complete build process with Ant: dev, test, prod, etc.
As I mentioned recently, I’ve been using pre-release versions of Firefox 3 for a while now. I’ve been happy, but today is great because FF3 was officially released!
They are trying to set the record for most downloads in a day, so go get it!
Since moving to the Mac, I’ve tried to use Safari almost exclusively. I definitely like it, and it’s got some great tools, but I usually found myself running back to Firefox 2 whenever I had to really do work on a website because I really like some the power Firefox extensions give me. A couple of the things NOT too like about Firefox 2 was the heavy memory usage, the crashing, and the lack of native Mac OS X widgets.
I just stumbled onto the coolest little app for Mac. Plainview is a web browser based on WebKit (also the guts of the Safari browser). What’s unique is it’s intended to NOT have chrome (the name for all tose fancy navigation bars, address text boxes, menus etc). It’s slim… so slim the chrome is non-existent. This is a full-screen mode web browser, intended to utilize the full screen real estate for presentations!