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Does anyone else find it ironic that this board is getting more and more PC? (politically correct) :D

Well that should work then. By the way, you do know that you can't loop out and into your own airport? FYI I have an iMac with internal IP 10.0.1.2. I set it up as a server that listens on port 8001. I port forward the airport so that port 8001 on the airport goes to port 8001 on IP...

senne - have you even tried port forwarding those ports to your server yet? R.

For your second issue: root probably isn't enabled, but you can use sudo instead: sudo <command> You will then be prompted for your password, and type in your normal password. The command will then be executed with root status effectively. I find this much safer than enabling root and...

I just noticed that problem with the improperly terminated shells. It happens to me when I have a terminal window open and hit Command-W without typing 'exit' first. To get rid of (e.g.) ttyp2 assuming that I have ttyp1 open, I just open another window, which is called ttyp2 and then exit...

the application documentation should be able to tell you somewhere (carracho in this case) what port numbers it uses. In fact, a quick check on the FAQ section of www.carracho.com shows the following: Go into the airport admin utililty, select the port mapping tab and make three entries...

That is what port forwarding is for. All outside conections hit the router, but by using port forwarding you can route them to a specific computer. e.g. my ISP blocks ports 80 for incoming connections. I have set up my base station to forward connections on port 8090 to be routed to my iMac...

You need the IP of the base station's ethernet port. Remember that a computer doesn't really have an IP address (ignoring localhost), an interface does. If you go into the airport admin utility and click on the internet tab then the IP address shown is the IP that can be used to get to your...

I modified the code a bit to get it working: CREATE TABLE conf_eval (unique_identifier INT(5) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, Identity_1 CHAR(12), First_conference CHAR(3), Compared_to_previous CHAR(14), Compared_to_previous_comments TEXT, Overall_rating CHAR(14)...

Where are the airports getting their IP from? Are they actually on the same network and using the same DHCP server? R.

I wouldn't call a column Identity. It is likely to be a reserved word. Call it something else and see what happens. R.

have you tried 'image capture'? It is in your applications directory.

look on the apple web site for startup chime information - it may give a clue. I would, but I cannot connect at the moment because my ISP is having problems.

document.write is nothing to worry about. It is just presenting HTML to the browser.

you could also use Samba to send a winpopup message if your thief is using a windows machine.

How about something like this application: link It allows you to capture what piccies they are downloading over your LAN. That could be quite interesting. :)

you can't just move the product - there is a lead time to build these things. It takes a large amount of investment to build a large stock of a product, so Apple is doing the right thing by gradually introducing it into the market place.

I usually just drag and drop the picture to where I want it. R.

bbloke - I didn't mean you, or even people in this forum, more the people on the vBulletin.com forum, whose discussion was low quality IMHO. Sorry, I should have been more explicit. I agree that IE (on PC) is a common thread, but so is vBulletin. The two pieces of software don't seem to like...

People are being quick to blame IE, but it could be the vBulletin software - it is not possible to tell at the moment. What we do know is that vBulletin is generating graphics that IE on a PC may not be happy with. Whatever it is, it is a real pain. Changing the browser is not an option - at...