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The bizarre history of Mac OS X. In the list of Rhapsodys, you may have noticed Rhapsody 5. ...

Hey Guys! I KNOW its not really Mac Related, but u Guys Are Probably my Best Bet, of Getting some Help! ...

enStep coder will tell you that Cocoa is the way to go. Well, Apple says that both ways are viable, both ways an application will be a first class citizen in the Mac OS X world. ...

I just posted that attachment, and had to type the file path into the file browse box, because the open dialouge doesn't work now that's the kind of bug they should be fixing ASAP. ...

I lacked stability and a testing environment for web development. Mac OS X is the answer here, so I gladly switched when it arrived. ...

If I understand well, this log file would be found at the end of the following path : /var/log/apacheLog/error_log ? If yes, I can safely say that I don't have such a log on my Mac, yet I use Apache to (playfully) serve the following useless website : http://plessard.no-ip.org/ and it correctly works after the April 2002 update...

Wait! Wait! I have another suggestion before you go reinstalling! Go here: http://homepage.mac.com/simx/.cv/simx/Public/chkstuff115.sit-binhex.hqx It'll download a command-line utility that will help you set permissions back to what they originally were.

server. So that we always can reach his mac via it's name. ...

Since this is a privileges error, I'd like to "advertise" this script once more. I'm trying to gauge how useful it actually is. I really hope this helps. Permissions problems are a ***** in OS X.

Here's a perl script that was advertised on MacFixIt.com a week or so ago, that resets all default installed files to their original permissions. ...