The question is - can the script prompt the real UAC interface and because the user is so used to just clicking Accept to get things to work, and the rootkit is thus installed by the user?
Are you on crack? They're not in the same neighborhood, much less ball park.
All Xserves come with unlimited client licenses. And the OS X Server software comes in two flavors, unlimited clients ($1k) and 10 clients ($500). The 10 client limitation ONLY applies to AFP connections. Everything else - mail, web, smb, ftp - is sill unlimited.
Try putting 500 users on an Exchange server. Try putting 500 users on OS X Server. Spend the extra money on an all expenses paid conference trip to Vegas for two weeks.
OS X Server is more than just SMB it's also LDAP, Kerberos, DHCP, and other protocols (withOUT proprietary extensions, of course). It can do group policies, user policies and machine policies. Network home directories for BOTH platforms as well.
Yes, you can rip out a PDC and replace it with an OS X Server. Been there, done that. You can't (yet) rip out an AD DC and fully replace it with OS X Server.
But I'd guess that you will be able to before 2007 is over.
Not sure why you'd want to do bullet point 1. What do you want to install to a console? Or has HP expanded the definition of LOM? I can kind of see why for #2, but then that's just for techs - who most likely shouldn't be messing with LOM anyway. It can do #3. Again, not sure why you'd need #4.
Apple's LOM is about equivalent to HP's LO Standard. Considering that it's Apple's version 1, and HP's (probably) version 20, I think they're coming along nicely. Not perfect, not overkill featured, but not useless by any means.
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Thank you, but it's not original. I stole it from someone on /. years ago.
Gatorade has quite a lot of calories
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http://www.calorie-count.com/calories/item/88302.
Even when compared to Beagles...
Wait until you have kids.
Thomas, Caillou, Disney movies, over & over & over again.
Can't get the songs out of my head....
98% you say?
Only if google exec are large wall street firms.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/ownership?Symbol=GOOG
Actually, it's more like 28%, which is still a lot for most public companies, but not complete control like you're implying.
Soon?
http://www.apple.com/macpro/
The question is - can the script prompt the real UAC interface and because the user is so used to just clicking Accept to get things to work, and the rootkit is thus installed by the user?
Spotlight does have boolean NOT and OR to help make searches more precise, but it's a bit funky to use.
- not-in-spotlight
http://hiram.nl/ipsedixit/artikel/801/the-boolean
What if I did buy that movie, but my kids scratched the hell out of it, and now it's not watchable.
Is it legal for me to download that movie?
How about simply arguing that McCain was plagarizing and the person he was plagarizing from purposely gave him bad info?
Makes it a lot clearer how McCain was wrong to the general populace, especially those who got caught doing this in school.
OS X server licensing not as heinous as MS?
Are you on crack? They're not in the same neighborhood, much less ball park.
All Xserves come with unlimited client licenses. And the OS X Server software comes in two flavors, unlimited clients ($1k) and 10 clients ($500). The 10 client limitation ONLY applies to AFP connections. Everything else - mail, web, smb, ftp - is sill unlimited.
Try putting 500 users on an Exchange server. Try putting 500 users on OS X Server. Spend the extra money on an all expenses paid conference trip to Vegas for two weeks.
Why is having the most wanted content mirrored the most a stupid way of doing this?
Most people would get fast download times. Sounds like a good service to me.
Not agreeing with the choices of most, but it does make good business sense to make most of your customers happy.
You can upgrade the Mac mini, a bit at least.
http://www.hardmac.com/articles/68/
A little rebellion now is a good thing.
-- President Thomas Jefferson. 1743-1826
He who has lost freedom has nothing left to lose.
-- Unknown.
From: http://www.flownet.com/gat/freedom.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_level_rise
About 7 cm or 3 inches.
However, the test refers to 3mm/yr = 6cm or 2+ inches in 20 years.
Though the first half of the twentieth century had a slower rise than the second half. So it could be increasing.
It might be knee high by 2050...
It's a simple equation, really.
Windows = Jail time
And this is just for those playing at home. Imagine something along the lines of a Windows sysadmin
(Windows x 125 users) = crap load of jail time
Are you sure the black boxes were never found? This would have been the only time EVER that FDRs were not recoverd in the US.
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http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/october2004/
Funny.
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OS X Server is more than just SMB it's also LDAP, Kerberos, DHCP, and other protocols (withOUT proprietary extensions, of course). It can do group policies, user policies and machine policies. Network home directories for BOTH platforms as well.
Yes, you can rip out a PDC and replace it with an OS X Server. Been there, done that. You can't (yet) rip out an AD DC and fully replace it with OS X Server.
But I'd guess that you will be able to before 2007 is over.
Here's a little current information for you.
http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/opendirectory.
http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/windowsservice
It's CLI, but my point was that it's remote, which the GP didn't seem to notice.
I'm not sure that you know what Apple's LOM does. It does provide remote console login.
And I agree, Apple could learn a lot from HP too.
Not sure why you'd want to do bullet point 1. What do you want to install to a console? Or has HP expanded the definition of LOM?
I can kind of see why for #2, but then that's just for techs - who most likely shouldn't be messing with LOM anyway.
It can do #3.
Again, not sure why you'd need #4.
Apple's LOM is about equivalent to HP's LO Standard. Considering that it's Apple's version 1, and HP's (probably) version 20, I think they're coming along nicely. Not perfect, not overkill featured, but not useless by any means.
Is this what you want?
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http://www.apple.com/xserve/management.html
Or this
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30
It supports a few other file systems too. Including read-only on NTFS.
http://www.kernelthread.com/mac/osx/arch_fs.html
d1) Use most typical but limited options
Note: This is what the Mac UI often does, so the submitter would have to stop whining about it.
Well, maybe you could use Squirrelmail.
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http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=15
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