Logging in to an AFP mount is not possible with root. It's a GUI system, and you can't su to another user.
You can log in without starting a windowing system. At the login screen, type '>console' without the quotes.
If you keep Server Admin running a lot, it will fill up/var/spool/cups/tmp with a lot of files that don't disappear. Not necessarily on the server, but on whatever machine you're running Server Admin. If you leave it running for a while (days), you'll start to notice a GB or two missing.
Just sudo rm -rf/var/spool/cups/tmp to fix it.
RAID mounting - depends on the RAID. If it's a non-XserveRAID, you need to leave the box 'unlocked'. This is (simple) security so that someone can't come in and reboot with a firewire/cd/ext HD and take over your server. The fact that the key is just an allen wrench is another story.
If it's an XserveRAID, it will mount even when locked. Apple's version of buy-in. Still beats MS by a long shot.
So, seriously, how is *forcing* users to use System Preferences to change things rather than moving control panels where they want them an improvement?
Consistency across machines for one. Consistency across users within a machine for another.
Tabbed folders are available from some third party now. Go find them if they're critical to you. I think hiding folders in the dock is a good subsititute, but that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.
You can't boot a DOS/Windows type OS over firewire to a PC
How exactly is this Apple's fault? Don't you think you should point the finger at the OS designer?? Next you're going to blame Apple because you have to go into the BIOS to switch to a CD boot instead of just holding down the 'c' key right?
Well, you could always burn it to CD, change your import prefs to AIFF, WAV or MP3 and reimport them.
It's not lossless, but if you're listening to the songs on the headphones that came with your mp3 player or computer, you won't notice the difference anyway.
It's not 20MB for one point update, it's 20MB for two (2) one point updates. They're making Windows users download iTunes 4.2 and Quicktime 6.5. Trying to make their user base (QT) larger.
I didn't mention that the default settings are that remote sharing is turned off. You have to go into the sharing panel and turn it on, then parts 1-3 apply...and I doubt you know his admin username & password.
Slashdot Mirror
Yeah, if you have a basic understanding of DNS, then it's that easy.
See this networking link from Apple, second image. That's about it!
If you have no clue about DNS, the GUI won't help you much.
Right from apple
Granted it's not quite as easy as iTunes, but it's much more powerful.
Actually, it's a typo. I forgot a space. Natas Revol. Funny how dumb college humor stays with you...
Shit, I got 150 GB of user data on a 200 GB RAID. Where would I put weeks worth of snapshots?
Logging in to an AFP mount is not possible with root. It's a GUI system, and you can't su to another user. You can log in without starting a windowing system. At the login screen, type '>console' without the quotes.
It does.
If you keep Server Admin running a lot, it will fill up /var/spool/cups/tmp with a lot of files that don't disappear. Not necessarily on the server, but on whatever machine you're running Server Admin. If you leave it running for a while (days), you'll start to notice a GB or two missing.
Just sudo rm -rf /var/spool/cups/tmp to fix it.
RAID mounting - depends on the RAID. If it's a non-XserveRAID, you need to leave the box 'unlocked'. This is (simple) security so that someone can't come in and reboot with a firewire/cd/ext HD and take over your server. The fact that the key is just an allen wrench is another story.
If it's an XserveRAID, it will mount even when locked. Apple's version of buy-in. Still beats MS by a long shot.
Didn't you hear? Only lawyers work for SCO now. And they're only slightly embarrassed to admit it.
And how exactly do you know that he's not soft. Touch his belly lately??
They just can't get enough press so they want more, right?
Shake it fast enough and find out...
Take a physics class.
Magnetic fields are one phase of ElectroMagnetic radiation.
You insensitive clod!
Consistency across machines for one. Consistency across users within a machine for another.
Tabbed folders are available from some third party now. Go find them if they're critical to you. I think hiding folders in the dock is a good subsititute, but that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.
Ummm, the PAUSE button???
Make sure the lock is off.
You can't boot a DOS/Windows type OS over firewire to a PC
How exactly is this Apple's fault? Don't you think you should point the finger at the OS designer?? Next you're going to blame Apple because you have to go into the BIOS to switch to a CD boot instead of just holding down the 'c' key right?
Because they play hard drives?
How about just music players because....they play music. See the logic?
Ohhh, watch out guys, he's swinging the BIG club now!!!
I guess I can't go buy a two button scroll mouse (from MS, for godsake) for about $15.
Of course, now I have carpal tunnel syndrome from all that scrolling down the porn pages...
As well as independent downloads for ANY platform. Integrated OS upgrades only now.
Sorry, find the links yourself. I'm lazier than you are.
Persian Kitty?
Google cornice drive price and see how many articles say OEM prices under $100.
There ya go.
BTW, Ford sucks.
Well, you could always burn it to CD, change your import prefs to AIFF, WAV or MP3 and reimport them.
It's not lossless, but if you're listening to the songs on the headphones that came with your mp3 player or computer, you won't notice the difference anyway.
It's not 20MB for one point update, it's 20MB for two (2) one point updates. They're making Windows users download iTunes 4.2 and Quicktime 6.5. Trying to make their user base (QT) larger.
Yes, Mac OS X is venerable.
No, he's wide shut.
I didn't mention that the default settings are that remote sharing is turned off. You have to go into the sharing panel and turn it on, then parts 1-3 apply...and I doubt you know his admin username & password.