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use desinstaller to remove the installed package, this may actually have screwed up some stuff, for bash is in jaguars default installation, and I believe it's been differently compiled... In worst case scenario, you'd have to do a reinstall/upgrade of your system software

here's some info on the history, for the path-problem I cannot help, I use bash and before I wen to jag, I backed up my /etc/profile and .bashrc...

(www.osxgnu.org) edit the file /usr/share/autoconf/autoconf.m4f line 7294 to read: exit (setpgrp (0,0) == -1);])], instead of exit (setpgrp (1,1) == -1);])], and set these environment variables: (either setenv or export, depends on shell you use) CFLAGS=-no-cpp-precomp...

type that fsck so long that it no longer reports errors... and possibly it should be /sbin/fsck -y on the cli

as far as I've gathered, Netscape 7 is based on older Mozilla source, and the talkback you are referring to is just web-installer... if you've downloaded the small installer, it connects to some servers and downloads stuff it needs/installs in order for chimera to work.

darn, I just went up to 10.2.2, and tried compiling pine/pico as per here , but failed miserably...

i went the bootstrap-way, and have had no problems... I saved some files from my pre-10.2 configuration (profile and .bashrc for example) which had all paths in there...

-> back up, format and then erase and install...

add following tou your .bashrc if [ "$PS1" ]; then PS1='[\u@\h][\w]\$ ' fi (the file is/should be located in your homefolder, if it does not, look for .bash_profile, adding there should work too) the above shows [user@host][full path of working directory] and you might want to tweak it a bit

sudo asks for your personal accounts password, not roots...and its advised that you do not log in as root if you do not have to, you can do severe damage without knowing it done... You could also try: sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec chown username:wheel {} \; where username is your...

does it give you an error? what system? what weather pop version? some q's to make it easier to determine what's freaked...

make an encrypted disk-image with diskcopy, and store all the files you want to protect there... make the image so it's big enough, and read-write so you can later add what you wish, do not add the password to your keychain.

You may have to apply that from time to time if something messes up with them... I'm considering on mailin osxgnu.org's developers on the subject (OSXPM messing with permissions) Hehe, I love the new look:) And the Quick reply box, reminds me of Baseboard:)

two months back I had not yet found my way in...

Not always...sometimes all the .DS_store-files change ownership, and the icons get messed up all the time. The fix: I've posted this earlier, and I have had to do it on my comp several times (OSXPM screws them up sometimes...)

Adobe stores it's info at least in "preferences" and "application support"-folders the one you are tryingo to find is "Adobe Registration Database" or similar.

Think a bit about the name .FBCIndex...check sherlock preferences if it has indexing on... the name apparently stands for "Find by Content Index" and I last ran into one of these in OS 9...

or iclude the latest firmwares on the installer image...

Gumse, yup...we are:)

but still it's one of the most effective bits of OS X, you can do almost everything from there... hmm, BatChmod might prove useful in your case...do a search on versiontracker for it. Arbysof BatChmod Direct Download (freeware)