Lots of interesting profilers in [WayBack] Profiler and Memory Analysis Tools for Delphi – Stack Overflow:
- Non-unicode Delphi
- Unicode Delphi
–jeroen
Archive for July 27th, 2021
Profiler and Memory Analysis Tools for Delphi – Stack Overflow
Posted by jpluimers on 2021/07/27
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Listing information on all active interfaces on MacOS part 2: adding DHCP/BOOTP and routing details
Posted by jpluimers on 2021/07/27
This is a continuation of yesterdays
Listing information on all active interfaces on MacOS part 1: getting the active interface names.
It is based on ideas in these StackExchange posts:
- [WayBack] shell – Extracting ip address and interface name from ifconfig – Stack Overflow
- [WayBack] bash – Show active interfaces in terminal – Stack Overflow
I threw most of the implementation details in the ideas away, as they were way to much based on empirical trial and error, than proper research.
So I tried doing the research and came up with the things below.
Getting the IPv4 address and DHCP/BOOTP information of a NIC
By using the ipconfig command, you can get specific details for a NIC like an IPv4 (with the getifaddr) or DHCP (with the getpacket option to get the latest DHCP packet):
for i in $(ifconfig -l -u); do if ifconfig $i | grep -q "status: active" ; then echo $i; fi; done | xargs -n1 -I_nic_ sh -c 'echo "_nic_: $(ipconfig getifaddr _nic_)"'
or DHCP/BOOTP:
for i in $(ifconfig -l -u); do if ifconfig $i | grep -q "status: active" ; then echo $i; fi; done | xargs -n1 -I_nic_ sh -c 'echo "_nic_: $(ipconfig getpacket _nic_)"'
The latter returns a very long list, which I wanted to shorten into a more readable format.
ipconfig syntax
You can find more information in the [Archive.is] ipconfig(8) [osx man page] / [WayBack] ipconfig Man Page – macOS – SS64.com excerpt:
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Updating a Unifi Controller (either a Cloud Key, or a local installation like a VM)
Posted by jpluimers on 2021/07/27
Note that by now, Unifi Controller is usually named Unifi Network Management Controller (somewhere in between it was called Unify Network Controller).
You can either run a local installation on a Linux box (usually Ubuntu), for instance the CloudKey ESXi Appliance, or from a Cloud Key (if you do, do not get a version 1 Cloud Key; too much SD card and other hardware trouble)
Steps to update both the Unifi Controller Firmware (Cloud Key only) and the Unifi Controller software (both Cloud Key and local installation) are below.
I am assuming that 192.168.71.50 is the IP address of your Cloud Key, and for brevity, I included few screenshots, but opted for URLs.
Devices steps
- Logon to your Cloud Key at https://192.168.71.50:8443/manage
- Go to the devices page https://192.168.71.50:8443/manage/site/default/devices/1/50/uap
- Ensure the filter is “APs” (either through the dropdown when your tab is narrow, or the button when the tab is wide)
- Press the “Start rolling update” button.
- Confirm the rolling update
- Wait for the rolling update to finish
Screenshots for selecting “APs” with narrow and wide tab widths:
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