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I understand what webdav is. iDisk, iPhoto, they all use .mac (even if .mac utilizes webdav) to publish info to the net. But what if I don't want it to go to Apple's .mac service and I would rather have it hosted on my own? Apple doesn't have that facility to do so? Example. If you go...

If you still can't get in there you could try trashing the plist file. 9 times out of 10 that fixes things. 1. Quit iPhoto App if running. 2. Go to your User's Library folder (or from finder, click on Go, then "Go To Folder...". Type in "~/Library" and click OK) 3. Locate...

I'm running Panther - so maybe they've changed iDisk in Tiger. I know you can go to Finder and go "Connect to Server..." and enter in a web address - I've set that up on my webspace as well.. But if I go into iDisk in Panther it says I can't use it because I don't have a .Mac membership. As...

Does anybody know of a project that emulates the .mac protocol? I mean - so you go into iDisk or iPhoto and do a .mac function, and it gets redirected to another server (ie. a OS X Server) ? I was hoping that iLife'06 would make it more easier to manage my photo and movie collection which...

Sorry if the title is confusion - not sure what would have been a better topic. I have a really oddball setup here. Here goes. 1. I have my Mac Mini connected via Ethernet to my ADSL modem, and has PPPoE configured. My Mac Mini has Airport wireless in it. 2. I have a Windows XP system...

I've been following the MacOSX development since it first made its way onto Apple's web page a few years ago... As soon as it is released, I'll be purchasing myself a Mac and MacOSX.. But since I'm for the most part a PC user... I find the whole thing kind of daunting... I want a system...

Macs give me a woody! My office is planning to move towards Thin Clients and since I'm in charge I was thinking about the iMac .. Its affordable and it now runs MacOS x .. if there is an XDCMP (X for Unix), and an RDP (Remote Display Protocol - Micro$oft) for MacOSx - it would make the perfect...