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this one just made me laugh...

it kind of depends, once you have the movie, check file, and see if you can save it, also there is a usually a little box on the bottom left of the progress bar on the movie itself, that might allow you to save it, otherwise make a quick html file with a hyperlink to the movie and right click on...

the link that comes up when you mouse over it is: http://cubemovies.ign.com/cube/video/sc2linkfeedgc1.mov you can click on the link above, or put that in the browser... that should allow you to save it...

when I followed that link I got directly to a swf file (??) so anyway, disregard my last post... :)

here is a rough way to do it, basically I whent through the source and found the move (shock wave file actually) and created a page on my site that directs to that swf file, just go there, and control click (or right click) and choose save as... here is the link

OS X's firewall will probably be enough, as for monitoring, if you are just worried about monitoring the web access, there are logs in /var/log/httpd/ to get to this in terminal type "cd /var/log/httpd" (dont forget the first slash) Then see whats in there by typing "ls" you'll see...

you might try this... booth into single user mode (cmd-s at startup), run fsck -y till no problems are reported anymore, mount -uv / , then run sudo diskutil repairPermissions beyond that, there is always the clean install option...

I have never actually used softwareupdate in terminal, but I knew about it, and today when I saw there was an update for safari, I thought it would be nice to do this via ssh since I am at work, so I typed in software update, and I got the following: Software Update Tool Copyright 2002...

I didn't read it.

well, no one has even looked at this post, so this may be for nothing but here is what it says in my error log... Fri Jan 31 19:32:56 2003] [error] [client *ip*] (2)No such file or directory: Could not open password file: /usr/private/etc/httpd/.htpasswd [Fri Jan 31 19:32:56 2003] [error]...

following the instructions in This post I have a symbolic link to a directory outside my sites folder, and I have it coming up asking for the password, however I can't get it to accept the password, I have changed it several times, it just keeps asking for the password, and never allows me...

I would like to create a symbolic link to a folder outside my sites folder and be able to access it via web. I figure I need to modify the httpd.conf, but I don't know what I need to put in there... any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

really, thats awesome, I'm recording it, so I will be happy to see it :)

:D Check this link, at the the bottom of the article, says he is going to buy a 17" powerbook :D

how do you get a printer on a os 9 machine to share to a 10.2 machine? here's the details, I have a 6500 with os 9.1 that has an epson usb printer hooked up to it, and a PB running 10.2 with no usb ports, they are both networked with a linksys router sharing the cable connection. They can...

I am looking for this desktop any one know where I can find that?

nevermind, turns out my stupid boss forgot he blocked port 25 on the mac... :)

I work for an ISP, and my boss wants to know how to telnet to a smtp server in terminal on Mac OS X... I tried and I get the following... Trying (mail servers ip)... telnet: connect to address (mail servers ip): Connection refused telnet: Unable to connect to remote host I can't get to...

I got 2 Kernel Panics today on my iMac (333 Mhz Tray Loading) running 10.2 and Dave 4.0... I wasn't here for either of them, but they tell me no one was even at the Mac, it just came up by itself... I am 99.9% sure that no one was accessing it through the network, and the kernel panic logs do...

before 10.2, with the use of tinker tool I could make screen shots taken with command-shift-3 or 4 save as jpg's or gifs.... but now I can only get them to save as pdf's, and that option is greyed out in tinker tool... anyone know how to change the format it saves screens shots in, in 10.2?