[...] I ran into the same problem a while ago. The reason for this behaviour is that sshd is started by launchd, so you need to set these parameters in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ssh.plist. The respective parameter names are "SockFamily" and "SockNodeName" (see "man launchd.plist"). [...]]]>
Hi, it looks like Leopard ignores following lines in sshd_config - e.g. setting: AddressFamily inet ListenAddress 1.2.3.4 and sshd restart gives: tcp4 0 0 *.22 *.* LISTEN tcp6 0 0 *.22 *. [...]]]>
Please respond off-list if you have a ticket you could part with. All offers considered! Thanks, - Jesse]]>
[...] If the darwinacl module thinks that an ACE can be fully represented by the Unix permissions bits, it will set the corresponding bits and remove the ACE. This gets a little complex :( [...] Windows applications generally ignore permissions and simply try to perform the operation. [...]]]>
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 11:19 AM, Marc Goldberg [...] The cause of the problem is already known: Apple screwed up in both sshd and Terminal.app with respect to opening and closing virtual terminals (the openpty(3) function). It's currently being tracked as rdar://5685756, according to this page: [...]]]>
[...] MYOB phones home and will fail to start if there is a continuing license verification problem. dss David Stodolsky email@hidden Skype: davidstodolsky]]>
[...] You can see what the PHP environment is, with mail path and the rest, by putting this PHP script somewhere in your web server's document root... <?php phpinfo(); [...] You'll want to disable this script when you're finished with it for security reasons. Jose .................. [...]]]>
[...] If you've eliminated the case that Postfix is not the problem by using mailq, checking mail.log, and seeing that local delivery is not occurring in /var/spool/imap/user, then I would consider that the problem is with PHP. I would check the weblogs. [...]]]>
Le 16 mai 08 à 17:40, jeff donovan a écrit : On May 16, 2008, at 11:24 AM, Di Rossetti wrote: [...] I checked the queue but it's empty.]]>
[...] For 1 user you could look at MYOB. For more than 1 user: - for enterprise level, look at Hansa - for "small business" look at MoneyWorks MoneyWorks is what we use www.cognito.co.nz Regards, Luke Siemaszko Director, Future Media Systems Ltd. Unit 2 Grange Rd. [...]]]>
[...] will show you your mail queue tail -f /var/log/mail.log does postfix ever pickup the message for delivery >?]]>
My OSXS Tiger server is NFS exporting external disks as /Volumes/ Users1, etc. If I create NFS mounts on a Leopard client using the "bg, intr, soft, net" options, the client is supposed to automatically create a mount point at /Network/Servers/myserver.mydomain. [...]]]>
I have a strange problemo with email sent from form on our website. The website is on the same server that the email server. When you try to send email from the form of the website it says it's OK but I cannot see any traces of the email in the log of the mailserver neither on the firewall. [...]]]>
On May 16, 2008, at 11:13 AM, Jose Hales-Garcia wrote: On May 15, 2008, at 10:49 PM, Kyle Sluder wrote: > quoted text [...] If you're able to reliably reproduce, try ssh -vvv hostname to get debug messages... see if there are any interesting messages that give a clue as to the source of the problem... Marc -- Marc Goldberg marc@nextnewnetworks.com aim: webmarc desk: 646-274-4646 cell: 202-230-2170]]>
Can someone give me a recommendation for accounting software? QuickBooks is not doing the trick. Love to be able to automatic transmission of bank statements. the reviews for Quicken are not so good. best, Sam]]>
[...] I coincidentally read this message last night when I found my SMTP server was peaked at about 80% cpu load. The load was being generated by hung SSH processes which were each taking 90-100% of the cpu cycles. I killed them and brought back sanity to the system but I [...]]]>
Hi All, Had a set-up where they used 10.4 Server and 10.4 Clients to do OD binding on clients and managed clients over the server. It worked, I swear! Server crashed and had to do a re-install from scratch on the server. changed the LDAP tree from dc=xserve,dc=domain,dc=tld to dc=xserve- [...]]]>
[...] This suggest that you have networking problems of some kind. Before the server can hand out an IP address it has to check that it's not already in use. This can take significant time if your network is filtering out broadcast packets, or dealing with them badly. [...]]]>
Hi, we have this issue that drives us crazy for the past years. If we reboot the Xserve some of the user passwords reset themselves and users cannot login from Mac client's login window, however login from Windows to samba shared drive works fine. Every time it is exactly the same users. [...]]]>
From: Derrick Seymour <email@hidden> [...] If the appearance of the new item on the desktop is important, a good option would be just to put an alias of the user's dropfolder on the desktop of the user, or onto the Dock of the user. Then anything new [...]]]>
Am 15.05.2008 um 17:09 schrieb David Colville: [...] OK so then the next question is.... If you enable the "Inspector" in WGM (using "Show all records and inspector", then go into the new "Inspector" tab that looks like a target. Next, choose the "Config" tree - do you have the entry [...]]]>
I have running a xserve with osx server 10.5.2 Everything is working fine. But the dhcp service is working very slow to serve (designated) ips (MAC-Adresses for fixed IPs). In some cases it takes nearly 10 minutes until a client gets its ip-address. The server itself has a very "high" ip (xxx.xxx. [...]]]>
On 16 mai 08, at 09:59, Jose Hales-Garcia wrote: On May 16, 2008, at 12:32 AM, Trash is empty wrote: > quoted text
Yes it's a managed client. I forgot I added this iMac to a list for tests purpose. The "Use This Name As The Computer Name For Managed Clients" options was checked. [...]]]>On May 16, 2008, at 12:32 AM, Trash is empty wrote: > quoted text Those are the symptoms of a machine that is being managed by a server. That wouldn't be the case, would it? Jose ....................................................... Jose Hales-Garcia UCLA Department of Statistics email@hidden]]>
Hi, I can not change the computer name of an iMac running 10.5.2 : the Computer Name field is disabled (grey) in the Sharing system preferences, so I can not change its value. If I run : sudo scutil --set ComputerName "New name" in the terminal, the name is changed in the GUI. [...]]]>
[...] It happens to me even when nobody has failed to authenticate. sshd goes bonkers and grabs all the available virtual terminals; you'll find that when this happens you can't even launch Terminal.app. It's driving me *insane*. [...] 10.5.1 was supposed to fix this issue. Then 10.5.2. [...]]]>
On May 15, 2008, at 12:26 PM, email@hidden wrote: Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 11:18:41 -0500 From: Eric Paulsen <email@hidden> Subject: Re: Disabling Proxy in Network Prefs Doesn't To: Server MacOSX <email@hidden> Message-ID: <email@hidden> [...] Are the clients "managed". [...]]]>
[...] The issue turned out to be a problem with 10.3 admin tools versus 10.4. I must have briefly futzed around with computer preferences using 10.4 admin tools on the 10.3 server. The 10.4 tools have an option to set the proxy. It doesn't show up in the 10. [...]]]>
I have seen a similar issue. Try creating a new location with no proxy configured. I am not really sure if this is a bug or not.....it certainly looks like one. Hope this helps. [...]]]>
Hello everyone
Up to this week I had an svn repository on my leopard server. I
followed the instructions on
http://web.mac.com/williamvanetten/Leopard/Leopard_Blog/Entries/2007/11/8_Configuring_a_Secure_Subversion_Server.html#
It work until today as far as I can tell. [...]]]>Hi All, I just noted the following: I have 2 Intel Xserves with the hardware RAID-card. One was bought second half last year, the other one recently. Both show different versions for the firmware of the RAID-card (as shown by "raidutil list status"): Hardware Version 1.00/Firmware M-1.3. [...]]]>
-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Derrick Seymour <email@hidden> [...] Thank you for the responses. I would just like clarification on two points. If user jabrams has admin rights for a computer named Studio-C, and jabrams connects to Studio-C via AFP, jabrams will not see any public folders - only Macintosh HD, his own home folder, and any other locally mounted volume, correct? If user jabrams has standard rights for a computer named Studio-C, and jabrams connects to Studio-C via AFP, jabrams will see all Public folders, but not any locally mounted volume, correct? Thanks again, -Jonathan]]>
[...] Relatively speaking, I don't think a typical LDAP database is that complicated. It may have a lot of records, but the structure seems pretty simple. I suppose there's the slapindex command, which rebuilds the db indices. You have to shut down LDAP to run it. [...]]]>
[...] I thought that too, however, this problem persists across users and across machines. It's as if they are being forced by a higher policy to always use the proxy. Too my knowledge, there is no way to force that behavior other then the system preferences. [...]]]>
[...] http://lists.apple.com/mailman/options/macos-x-server/email@hidden [...] The public folder would be my first option. Second, create a shared folder on the server, have it connect when the user logs on, give you and the user permissions to read write. [...]]]>
[...] Thanks Mike, for your response, but for some reason, that doesn't work either. The log on the proxy shows the machine trying phobos.apple.com and that it is allowed as an exempt URL, so it looks like the proxy is allowing it, yet the clients iTunes still cannot connect. [...]]]>
[...] No, because you don't know how the remote system is mounting those drives, or what they're mounted as. You would have to mount those drives yourself. Consider this possibility: at the time you want to give dstevens files, his computer is turned off. [...]]]>
Am 15.05.2008 um 12:52 schrieb David Colville: Hi Tina, Try: sudo slapconfig -removereplica -<replica-address> Cheers David [...] OK so then the next question is.... If you enable the "Inspector" in WGM (using "Show all records and inspector", then go into the new "Inspector" tab that looks like a target. Next, choose the "Config" tree - do you have the entry still any of the passwordserver entries or the ldapreplicas sections? Cheers David [...]]]>
Hello, I have a network of OS X computers (mostly Tiger, some Leopard), and each system has the same user accounts in the same order (same UID with each name). Each system's primary user is different, so as a result the logged in user at each system is different. [...]]]>
[...] This is a RedHat Linux Enterprise 4 server running SecureComputing's SmartFilter with the squid plugin. I should note that our faculty laptops do not use the proxy. I can turn it on on mine and run through the filter or turn it off and not use it. [...]]]>
On May 15, 2008, at 12:04 AM, David Garrett wrote: > quoted text
You'll want to change 127.0.0.1 to whatever is appropriate for your server: dscl /LDAPv3/127.0.0.1 -list /ComputerLists (will display the computer lists you have defined) dscl /LDAPv3/127.0.0. [...]]]>
On May 14, 2008, at 11:58 PM, Pete Fuller wrote: > quoted text
(FYI if you're running software update service, then when you run the terminal command "ps -eaf | grep httpd" you should see a line that contains something like " /usr/sbin/httpd-1.3 -F -D LAUNCHD -f /etc/swupd/swupd.conf". [...]]]>I am having trouble getting my 3 Windows machines to maintain a working network connection after they connect to my Xserve's VPN server. I have many Tiger and Leopard users who use OS X's built-in VPN client to connect to the same Xserve - none of them have any issues at all. [...]]]>
[...] | Thanks, I tried the command, but the old replica is still present in | Server Admin and in the DSLDAPv3PlugInConfig.plist. Plus, the command | gave back a warning: | "Warning: unable to update /config/passwordserver records in the LDAP | domain without an administrator. [...]]]>
On May 14, 2008, at 7:06 PM, Sam Thorne wrote: > quoted text Sam, totally agree. FYI, several folks have responded to let me know that their WORKING OD installations also have this plist within a plist config, so I don't think that this (or this alone) is the root cause of the server not being able to recognize any users. Continuing investigations... Gentle reminder: if you've got this problem as well, don't forget to file a bug report at http://bugreport.apple.com. Investigations/fixes are apparently prioritized by volume of reports (makes sense). Marc -- Marc Goldberg marc@nextnewnetworks.com aim: webmarc desk: 646-274-4646 cell: 202-230-2170]]>
I have a 10.3.9 OD setup with 10.4.11 clients. I needed to allow a student access to the iTunes store to authorize that computer so she could use some songs she has purchased in her class project. However, if I log into that computer as a local admin, disable the proxy, the [...]]]>
I have a network with a machine running updated Leopard server and a few client machines also running Leopard. The server is "od.misfits.org" and runs OD, DNS (is its own primary, forwarding unknowns to OpenDNS), DHCP, and AFP. I'm having a lot of trouble with automount. [...]]]>
Am 15.05.2008 um 12:52 schrieb David Colville: Hi Tina, Try: sudo slapconfig -removereplica -<replica-address> Cheers David [...] Thanks, I tried the command, but the old replica is still present in Server Admin and in the DSLDAPv3PlugInConfig.plist. [...]]]>
[...] The 'require user to change password' feature does two things: marks the existing password as invalid, and triggers something in the OS X Login window that makes it tell the user to change their password. if the user tries to log in using any other method than an OS X Login [...]]]>
[...] Is this a one-time thing or are you going to have to move these computers between lists often ? Because there's nothing to stop you putting these computers in a list of their own. Simon References: [...] Re: Where to remove IP of old OD replica? [...]]]>