Doesn't it seem more reasonable that they're upgrading their wireless systems from AMD to Intel, than fundamentally changing their core machines/processes/software? I think so.
And maybe, just maybe, if a worm/virus/trojan finally comes out on Windows that actually did real damage -like wipe the hard drive or delete the Users & Setting folder - instead of just shutting down the network by spamming or DDOSing, then the idiot FUD spreaders would finally shut up. Most likely because they wouldn't be able to find their documents folder...
You keep adding a piece at a time until the entire solution is there.
For a jigsaw puzzle, this is great. For a useful operating system, not so much.
Sure they're both pretty in the end, but it's the middle that both look like crap.
Not everybody has the time or interest to learn about what ipsec is. A GUI with an IP, username and password should be ALL that's needed to set up an ipsec tunnel. VaporSec, Cisco clients both give you this. If the sysadmin gives you the right info, should take all of 5 minutes to get connected. Less time than reading the first two pages of kame.org. And then on with your real work.
Yes, this security problem gives escalated privileges to the user of VPC. But, in general, you can use VPC as a great test for virus infections, security holes, etc. You can save and duplicate a clean setup, beat up on the dupe and replace it with a new dupe. Very handy for testing.
Mainstream OSes have presumably been analyzed to death by foresnics companies.
Except that new viruses/worms/security holes keep coming out every day/week/month that others seem to find. Guess they need to get some more analysts...
News at 11: MS security problems kills analysts, others vulnerable!
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It's also well known that Apple already uses AMD chips:l
http://www.vonwentzel.net/ABS/Evolution/index.htm
Doesn't it seem more reasonable that they're upgrading their wireless systems from AMD to Intel, than fundamentally changing their core machines/processes/software? I think so.
We can create a "double-click" virus that only runs on Palm sized PCs and send it to everyone at the Patent office & Microsoft...
Who knows, maybe it would be considered prior art??
And maybe, just maybe, if a worm/virus/trojan finally comes out on Windows that actually did real damage -like wipe the hard drive or delete the Users & Setting folder - instead of just shutting down the network by spamming or DDOSing, then the idiot FUD spreaders would finally shut up. Most likely because they wouldn't be able to find their documents folder...
So, if you use the GUI as the remote login, you can't. But if you use mount_afp with an oversized login name, you can?
It always makes me laugh when windoze people switch.
"It didn't say to reboot, but I'd feel better"
"Yes, I need to install everything, even if I never buy an iSight"
I just stand amazed that they've been so abused that they don't know anything better.
Interesting that AFP has a remote root exploit, considering you can't even log in as root via AFP. Admin yes, root no, not in any version of OS X.
I'm not calling bullshit, but the air smells kind of funny here...
You keep adding a piece at a time until the entire solution is there.
For a jigsaw puzzle, this is great. For a useful operating system, not so much.
Sure they're both pretty in the end, but it's the middle that both look like crap.
One minor nit because people always seem to think this as well:
MS bought $150 million in preferred stock with this deal. They did NOT 'save' Apple with this cash as Apple had almost $4 billion in cash at the time.
Here: http://127.0.0.1
Not everybody has the time or interest to learn about what ipsec is. A GUI with an IP, username and password should be ALL that's needed to set up an ipsec tunnel. VaporSec, Cisco clients both give you this. If the sysadmin gives you the right info, should take all of 5 minutes to get connected. Less time than reading the first two pages of kame.org. And then on with your real work.
Hence the OP.
Heh, I do that on purpose just to show my idiot friends that they are, in fact, idiots for running such a virus-prone, security-hole-riddled OS.
But that's just me.
Yes, this security problem gives escalated privileges to the user of VPC. But, in general, you can use VPC as a great test for virus infections, security holes, etc. You can save and duplicate a clean setup, beat up on the dupe and replace it with a new dupe. Very handy for testing.
Depending on file contents, this metadata can be the author (of a document), the genre (of an audio file), keywords (from a PDF file), and more.
This sounds exactly like the Desktop Database in Mac OS8/9, with a few extra fields.
Now, how is this new exactly?
Mainstream OSes have presumably been analyzed to death by foresnics companies.
Except that new viruses/worms/security holes keep coming out every day/week/month that others seem to find. Guess they need to get some more analysts...
News at 11: MS security problems kills analysts, others vulnerable!
Surprise, surprise, Pudge modded me down.
How original.
Try your local rental place. They charge you $3/3days but let you return it in 1 day for $1.
Blockbuster just makes you rent it for all the days.
Rent, rip & burn is faster(3 hours turnaround) and better(full movie, ~ full quality) than buying.
And at $1/rental, almost as cheap as bit torrent!
Safari 1.1.1 (v100.1)
Still see my ebay cookies.
Maybe you cleared your cookie cache or have accepting them turned off?
As mentioned above...
Rendezvous proxy to make the zeroconf protocol routable.
http://www.apple.com/server/
Local accounts are handled with NetInfo.
Network accessible accounts are handled with LDAP.
You forgot:
2a. Profit!
Root is disabled by default on Client. It is enabled by default on Server, which is the version he was asking about.
RTFP?
Especially for 10.2 servers:
n etinfobacku p.html
http://www.afp548.com
and specifically to your question:
http://www.afp548.com/Articles/system/
Good point. I don't even know what ./ is.
Oh, you meant CLI, right?
%./joesixpack
%./joesixpack: No such file or directory
Damn...now where did he go?