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Mac OS X has a built-in firewall, this is what I mean. Check if it is activated or not.

The new FTP client now supports FTP Extended Passive Mode which has been invented to be able to deal with IPV6 networks. If you are interested: http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/ftp.htm http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/rfc/rfc2428.txt Reading the error messages you encounter, I...

This is not a compile error but indicates a problem during your program's start. It is supposed to happen if the .jar file is not present. If you will, please check on the command line (Terminal, X11) if you can start the program manually. The .jar file should be present within your project's...

On the Paris Expo, Steve pointed out that the new books all do support lid-closed operation. In case they really get hotter than the old ones, I wonder how this works...

Qt has switchable and customizable styles. The default style on Mac OS X is Aqua which looks and behaves exactly the same as the 'genuine' Aqua. Also, speed is not an issue, Qt is very fast.

Since I'm a Qt guy, I heartly recommend the Qt/MAC Free Edition: http://www.trolltech.com/download/qt/mac.html IMHO, this is the best C++ application framework ever, and it's cross-platform in addition.

LESSTHAN? a < b Just use HTML code: < BTW: Your loop evaluates strlen() in each iteration, however, strlen() is a quite expensive call. int len; ... len = strlen(in); for (a = 0; a < len; a++) ... (just my .02) :)

I ain't familiar with realbasic, but the regular procedure is as follows (applies to almost any SQL class I know): 1) Create a statement This is what you do by executing the SELECT. It calls the database and prepares a result set. 2) - optional - Use the result set to query the column...

In a situation like this you should have a look into the Apache error_log file. An error message should be there pointing out the cause of your problem.

Exchanging the fan is possible. It involves disassembling your tower, unmounting the power supply (unplugging all the cables first) and then opening the housing of the power supply with a small screwdriver. I would recommend to do this before you go and get a new fan because you need the...

I assume ( from the distance :) ) that this is a hardware problem, something wrong with your drive. I'm sorry to tell you, but this is the most probable assumption imho. Do you still have warranty? AppleCare? If so, go and let them replace your drive. Otherwise, either pay the replacement...

Fink installs everything below the /sw directory, so you might have to point imlib2 to the location where FreeType has been installed. Do a ./configure --help to find out what imlib2 expects. It might require an additional --with-freetype=/dir/where/freetype/is/located Normally, you...

On Linux it is the getty process which prints the /etc/issue file. Note: /etc/issue - not /etc/issues There is also the /etc/issue.net file which is used for network login. It is printed by the telnetd process. It is not a shell script but a text file which is parsed and then output. It...

You don't seem to be in the correct directory when invoking the command. ./update means "run a program or script named 'update' in the current directory". So either do: cd /etc/mail ./update or: /etc/mail/update BTW: The sample in the article you mention is put into quotes...

My battery gows down to 1%, then I still can continue working for some minutes, depending on what I do. Do you get the warning dialog before the Book enforces sleep mode? If no: http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29946 If yes...

SimpleText exchanges any line feed with a carriage return which makes the httpd.conf file unparsable for Apache. Try the following: 1) Open Terminal 2) Navigate to the directory where the httpd.conf file is located 3) Rename the file: mv httpd.conf httpd.conf.broken 4) Change all...

My guess is that something has messed-up your Terminal preferences file.

The gcc is included in the Mac OS X Developer Tools. The last version is Dec 2002.

This would be possible if you had the Apple Remote Display client software for Linux. However, I don't know if such exists.

Here's the info you're looking for: http://developer.apple.com/qa/qa2001/qa1067.html