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## Crap I did to get pure-ftpd working on OSX

# Couldn't figure out how to easily use the system users
# Created a new user with the system dialog, "ftpuser" which as with all OSX accounts gets the "staff" group
# Thanks to https://superuser.com/questions/590683/how-do-i-find-my-user-id-and-group-in-mac-os-x

brew install pure-ftpd
pure-pw useradd ftpuser -u ftpuser -g staff -d /Users/ftpuser/ftproot
# (entered password twice)

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##
## dialyzer.mk: Useful make targets for working with erlang's
##     dialyzer.  Manages a per-OTP version PLT which is then copied
##     to your project directory and adds your dependencies to the
##     plt.  By default the OTP plt is stored in ~/.dialyzer so that
##     it is used by all dialyzer.mk using projects.  This can be
##     changed with the PLT_BASE variable.
##
##     Recommended usage is to add `include dialyzer.mk` to your
##     projects Makefile.