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Will I be able to log back in after I turn off the computer under my local account? ...

I'm not sure how to do it in straight C, but you can do it via AppleScript like this:tell application "Finder" set the locked of file "Mac HD:path:to:file" to false end tellOr if you want to use Unix-style paths instead of HFS-style paths, like this:tell application "Finder" set the locked of file (posix file "/path/to/file") to false end tell You can also use the...

Is this for 10.5 or just specific for 10.4? I tried using afp & nfs and i keep on getting an error stating unable to create home directory- an error has occurred.

By the way, I found all of this information I linked to in this thread with simple Google searches, and usually didn't have to look in more than a few results before coming across these guides. ...

e, meaning your IP address changes every so often... so if you know your IP address now, you can't guarantee that'll be your IP address later today or tomorrow. In this case, you can sign up for a dynDNS.org account, which will allow you to access your computer with a name like "homeftp.dyndns.org", and dynDNS. ...

WIN XP/.Trash/501 is the path to the folder the file is in on the XP partition, and I tried rm -rf WIN XP/.Trash/501 in terminal to remove it but it stays put. I think it may have to be dealt with from within XP, not OS X, even though it technically is on the same volume.

You could try googling it to see if it's safe to remove. Removing it might help get rid of the file in your Trash. ...

but I'm having a problem in which, when I try to launch X11, it tries to start, quits immediately, and continues to try to start and quit in a loop. ...

There will be more in Console when you get that error, if the above won't solve it. ...

Hi, I am totally new at perl, and everyone here has never used perl on Mac OS X. I am running Leopard 10.5. ...