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probably not. I've neve had a problem with php and mysql on the mac...

Dear noob: Please setup "TimeMachine" and run backups. and inexpensive external optical drive can be had for 40-50 dollars at plaves like fryes and the like. As a programmer with 30+ years of experience the numerous ways to loose data/applications is unlimited... Backups will save you WHEN...

Dear Stumped, As near as I can tell the sound is tied to any new mail regardless of were your mail ends up via "The Rules". The manipulate the sound goto Menu Mail > Preferences... > General then "New Messages Sound:" None Apparently the sound happens before the rules/junk rules are applied....

CrownCanada As I understand it. You are at home and trying to access the server at work. Yes? If you are not using VPN (Virtual Private Network) to access your network (and server), then your server needs to be attached to your router/firewall and port-forwarded -- Or you have the server...

DHCP serves up IP addresses for new computers on your network (if you do not hardcode them). This is usually handled by your router, although Mac server does have a DHCP server. A Name Server is the computer that handles DNS. Again, Mac server has a DNS server you can activate. Usually, your...

You might have problems if you do not have write permission in the directory you are trying to create the alias in. That might be why the option is not showing...

How are you getting through your firewall at work? Are you using VPN?

I had a similar problem, recently w. my rack mount G4 xserve. It started with the server just randomly freezing. I decided to re-build the server on another disk. While I copied files off the old disk I noticed that the original system disk kept disappearing from the server (randomly). It...

changing the permissions of the alias to give yourself write permissions under superuser? sudo chmod 777 /automount/Servers/servername

For home use there probably isn'y a whole lot. It makes more sense in business. A few things: Quicktime streaming server iCal server host netusers net booting built in VPN, DNS, WIKI, WEBDAVE, EMAIL SERVERS Remote management Hot swappable drives configurable to three levels of management...

Can you be more specific with the problem? It is perfectly normal to login to the desktop. You have to login to do anything locally. Services should run independantly. You should be able to see what services are running using the admin tool. What version are you running? How is the...

My X-Serve is the original G4 XServe so I can't upgrade it from 10.5 to Snow Leopard (10.6). The new laptop is 10.6. I can't seem to use mobile accounts with the laptop. Any ideas on a solution short of buying a brand new server? Thanks in advance.

You might try Lynda.com. At $25 per month gives you access to their educational media. They have a nice section on 10.5 Server. When your done be sure to un-subscribe - or they will keep dinging you $25 per month... I have not $$ interest in lynda.com; I am just an occasional customer.

If your have the standard Mac OS (not the server), your best hope would be the publish/subscribe model. You can publish your calendar (.ics) to a publicly accessible space and subscribe to it then like a feed.

My bad - I meant "BSD Unix" -- Obviously I had a pre-Alzheimers' moment.

Can you boot from your installation disk? run "disk utility" from the utilitiies menu. Select "repair disk" and "repair permissions". You my also try "zapping the PRAM" and "resetting the PMU" - Instructions may be different depending on your model. Good Luck

AS far as the time machine question goes... You can "go back" and pull forward individual files. If you boot from the Leopard installation disk you can do a full system restore from time machine from the utilities menu.

Mac doesn't use Linux, but BSD Linux. You could probably install the appropriate Linux in a disk partition or extra disk and duel boot. Or set it up in a virtual machine.

Fintler: True. What you are doing then is spawning a new process ("bash"), just to run a script. And sometime there are good reasons for doing so. In the olden days, it would have seemed unnecessary overhead. Fast computers today -- poof!

Shell scripts (like Bash) are just text files. You will have to set the permissions to give yourself execute access (Use the chmod command). Also when you execute your script be sure that the script is store in a directory on your search list or if the script is in you current directory use...