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Alright, that is what I thougt at first. Since I could not remember reading this in the detailed update description, I was not sure. Plus, I felt that these popular upgrades would not change such hardware-related settings or else the fan activation was not a high-level issue. Well, if it is...

Hi there! I've upgraded my system from 10.3.1 to 10.3.2 a few days ago and ever since it seems that my powerbook will trigger active cooling at a lower temperature than before and will likewise stop cooling after a longer period of fan runtime. This produces rapidly more noise in the average...

I don't think it'll help telling you that what you're seeing is most likely octal and not hex ;) Give "vim" a try! It has far more startup options on i18n and similar issues (plus more documentation). I always found localization a bit hard in MacOSX compared to FreeBSD or Linux, anyways. A...

Add the following line to your httpd.conf and apache wil run any file with the .cgi extension. AddHandler cgi-script .cgi It is not the safest way to do, but I guess you maintain a single user web server, so who cares? .cgi must not be Perl, it can be nearly any language. So it might...

Yeaahh, all of them!! Except for those unpopular ones, like Linux, System V and an irrelevant number of derivats :p Let's see Lance... Rhg is perfectly right about any point he makes. Especially the last one that '/etc/issue' is not implemented in BSD-alikes. Yet - better: therefore - a...

To be sure about the firewall. Do 'nslookup', "set type=MX" and querry the mailexchanges for some domain, use google.com, why not. Tcp connect to it on 25 and tcpdump the packages on that interface. If you receive packages from any host port 25, you can be sure that your provider lets you use...

I thought, he might reply, too ;) Anyways, thanks so far.

A year ago, over 190 people were visiting the forum at the same time. Today, exactly a year later, (right now) there are 15 or so. What was going on a year ago? Or else: Are visits generally decreasing? I mean, the community is still growing, but looking at my macosx.com email edition, new...

You may have forgotten to source /sw/bin/init.csh, somewhere. Anyway, you can run it manually, after starting XDarwin.

Why don't you give us an ls -la ~/.Trash/ aswell as your uid and gid. Or simply try to force delete any contents of your Trash: "sudo rm -rf ~/.Trash/*" If it's a problem of priveledges it mostly can't be too hard, can it?

'~' does not exist as an expression (in the sense that it would evaluate to something) in almost any software I know. Also in awk, respectively perl ('=~'), it is only an (relational) operator, e.g. in awk it says "the following must match" or "must not match" (see above, good example, btw)...

I bought WC3 along with the new iMac (700Mhz,768Mbyte RAM, GF2MX) and I was so dissapointed, when I first played it. I could barely believe it. Why had Apple equipped that machine with a GeForce 2MX which was doubtlessly junk already by that time? Why didn't I consider that deeply enough not to...

You have problems guys... What should I say? SC4 hasn't even been released across European countries. I checked out the PC version and I liked it. Although, I only created a small town, I realized that graphics might turn out slow on larger scenarios. I own an iMac, 700 Mhz, 768Mb Ram. Is it...

Before my iMac and MacOSX, I enjoyed FreeBSD (plus Windowmaker which I yet did not like that much) on a comparably slow i386 machine, thus I had defend that. From such a perspective Windows just seems so awkward, it eventually makes me laugh; especially its users with their spiritual approach on...

Anthology?? Please forgive me, it is analogy of course, sorry.

You see, Lycander, there is much congruity in our points. You're arguments are of a social, human-oriented nature, while mine seek to be technical, machine-oriented. One subject, two different approches: I am more the materialist (only on this) and say: matter is priority. The thing as is makes...

May your decision neither fall upon the iMac nor rest with the iBook. I don't like both of them. I must count the "new iMac" (technically a year behind) as my property and I teach a class with ten iBooks in my freetime. I tell you from my experience, I do recommend neither one of both. If...

I must disagree, too. Primarily, because it does not make sense: Now, windows is insecure, because so many people attempt to hack it??? You're likely to confuse cause and effect about this. I would rather say: Windows is so insecure in first place that people are tempted to hack it. No...

netstat? As far as I know, snoop is more or less a packet sniffer unlike netstat which is connection/socket oriented. Mac OS X comes with tcpdump -- which is rather your choice. Flip through a manual/tutorial about it. Too much to explain... Some people really do everything with it. In...

Ok, the easiest way I can think of: 1. cd 2. cat >>.cshrc 3. type in: alias rm 'rm -i \!*' 4. hit CTRL-D Open a new shell. What bbos && micheal told you about "alias rm='something'" is not going to work for the (T)CSH. The "alias" built-in requires two whitespace-separated...