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be careful ... I tried almost all programs a couple months ago, and if you're expecting iChat A/V quality you'll be very disappointed.

thanks, I tried but don't have much time to try hard until after the US holiday.

As far as CCC goes, you can clone to a disk image, then restore from that image. I don't know if separate partitions are needed. From CCC website: Mounted disk image. Cloning to a disk image will (obviously), not yield a bootable volume unless you use CCC to restore the image to a physical...

ps might be your tool of choice. "ps | grep -i serverprocess" ... I think the serverprocess should be "applefileserver", but top and or ps will tell you that.

I have iCal publishing to a WebDAV share using "http://calendars.company.com". Make sure you can log into the WebDAV share with that username/password by logging-into it from the Finder (Go -> Connect to Server ... and type in the full URL including "http://"). I have a feeling it's a WebDAV...

and the server should also provide netboot (http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/netboot.html)

Check the folder "/Library/QuickTime/" (or "~/Library/Quicktime/") for the 3ivx plugin version 4.0.3. If it is in there, trash it and download the most recent version of the plugin from http://www.3ivx.com/download/macos.html This is a problem with streaming. After doing the above, go to...

So I guess the only ways to get at sent mail remotely is to: 1 - copy the local SentItems.mbox file 2 - use vnc from the remote computer to access Mail.app thru the GUI. Any better ideas? Thanks.

I have multiple email accounts set-up in Mail.app, and here's what I have. POP account that is my main work account. Also, I have an IMAP account that doesn't receive incoming mail, but I can access the messages from any computer (including thru a webmail interface). I want to do for Sent...

Thanks ... You're the best

worked for me from G4 to G3, but I haven't tested on G5 ;-)

also, terminal will auto complete it for you, including escaping the space ... type "cd firewire" then hit the TAB key.

use the following commands: sudo chgrp -R www /Library/WebServer/Documents/ sudo chmod -R g+rw /Library/WebServer/Documents/

turn2 - to answer your question, Office v.X upgrade requires proof of an eligible prior Office install. Options are: 1 - point the installer app to an Office installation such as HD:Applications(OS9):MicrosoftOffice2001. This will also work with a HD mounted over AppleFileProtocol. 2 -...

How about Carbon Copy Cloner (http://www.bombich.com/)? I think this should fit everyone's needs ... it does mine. As for the LAN issue, how about a $14 firewire cable for either target disk mode, or IP over firewire (from Apple http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17262).

I have the same problem, and the "Instant On" hint didn't help. I first noticed when I couldn't watch the MacOSXLabs.org webcast, which uses caststream Player 2.0 (driven by quicktime). Then I tried Apple's streaming test page (http://webcast.training.apple.com/instructions/stream_test.html)...

can't you / shouldn't you use "sudo" before these commands. There are very few times you actually need to be logged-in as root

another PureFTPD user here. Needed an FTPD w/ chroot working and got it up and running in 20 minutes.

ssh automatically attempts to use authentication keys before it even requests your password. Checkout "man ssh-keygen" to generate your ssh version 2 public/private key pair. Once set up, "ssh hostname" logs you in directly. from ssh-keygen man page: $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub contains the...