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I know this was posted a long time ago, but if anyone is having this problem, here is how I fixed it. If you edit your admin username, or change the computer name, Ownership and Permissions default to 'system', locking you out of certain folders (Applications in this example). Highlight...

I would like to open my files on my Web server from a 'drive' in my Finder. I can successfully connect to my server and see all of my files, but I can't edit files (or save new files) because it says I am not 'root' and the file is owned by root. I am on a Verio Virtual Server. FreeBSD...

your ip address (or domain if it is pointing there) I am using 000.000.000.000 for this example 000.000.000.000/~username This is if you are hosting sites for all users on your computer it points to Users/username/Sites (this is the Web root for this user) --- OR ---...

You can also boot with your OS X CD and change your root password. This will allow you to login as root. Restart from the hard drive and login as root. Now you can edit httpd.conf with any text editor you want.

The link above works great. If you do force SSH 1, I could only get it to work this way: ssh -l username -1 your.domain.com ssh -1 -l username your.domain.com gave me an error

Thank you.:p

Hey extra88, your post is very useful, but I don't see the link that you refer to for Scott Anguish's OpenSSH-2.9p1 Updater. I would love to update my SSH, but I can't find the package you wrote about. Thanks :confused: