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Use the actual configuration software for the server. You will need to set up groups for the folders you what authenticated using Workgroup Manager. The using the Server Settings application to configure access rights to folders of a specific site or the site itself. This is done by going to...

I would put this in the How To Forum but I can not add new threads. I also realize there is a PHP how to thread but it is for 10.0-10.1.x not 10.2 specifically, and it is getting a little long in the tooth. On to the instructions. Although Apple builds Apache and support for PHP into OS...

Although Apple builds Apache and support for PHP into OS X.2, it doesn’t actually turn these features on. You’ll have to do that part yourself. Here’s how: Turn PHP Support On To activate Apache’s PHP module, you’ll first need to modify the Apache configuration file. Since the...

When I originally installed 10.0.3 on my beige it did an automatic rom update of some type rebooted and installed the OS. This did not occur in 10.2. But I did have to install the OS on a 8GB partition. There is no easy work around for this.

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Jag will give an error if the firmware is incorrect on a beige g3. Get the latest firmware and install it. The partition size resoved my issue with the jag install.

There is a button in the accounts system preference to enable automatic login.

I get the same error on Mac OS 10.2.1. Everything worked fine until I updated to this version of the OS.

If you hold the control button on the keyboard and then click it brings up the menu just like a right click would.

a true csv file will import just fine into entourage. If you have problems with the file as I have you can open it with excel and resave as a csv file. Entourage will read it then.

I would download an application called BatChmod. It will allow you to change the ownership of files and folders. Or you can use terminal to do it.

Yes disk copy can take a while but if you us the right version (6.5b) It works flawlessly and it verifies that your image is not corrupt. You can also segment the image to burn to CD making your own personal set of restore CD's similar to the set that comes from apple.

Unfortunately iMacs with CRT screens have a tendency to have the display connector go bad (probably heat related). What you are see is the lack of certain color reaching the CRT because of a faulty connector. I work for a scool district and we have about 3 computers do this a year.

The best possible way to connect these machines if you have a White AirPort base station is: 1. Configure your base station to be a DHCP server, sharing it's address. 2. Connect the cable modem to the base station's WAN port. 3. Connect the base station (using LAN) and any computers...

Use apple's software restore program. It will back up any hard drive to any othe mounted drive. Just boot from an OS 9 disk with network support. Use disk copy 6.5b to make an exact copy of your drive to the destination drive. I have all this software in a package available for download. It...

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Certain PCI wireless card do work in Macs. They have their own antenna that sticks out of the back of the machine. Most however are not OS X compatible. Another option would be USB wireless adapters.

A little research on apple's applescript page reveals that apache does not recognise applescripts as cgi's. That was limited to OS 9 servers. However there is a shareware application that will make it work. Here is the URL http://www.sentman.com/acgi/

Here is a simple backup script. I gives some good examples of the correct way to write a script. -- DO NOT MODIFY THESE ITEMS! global localUser global backupVolume -- ********************* BEGIN MODIFICATION AREA! *************** -- Modify the the items in quotes on lines below to...

Worked flawlessly on my 10.2.1 with all recent updates box. CD worked with Winblows 98, 2000, XP. We don't run any NT machines here. It may be an obvious thing, but it is often overlooked by mac users, be sure all files have the proper extentions.