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Hello, I need help running a mail server on my PowerMac. Here is what I want to do. I host a Mac website on my computer. We have a contact us page. We recently found out that the mail forwarding was not working. I want to set up an IMAP and SMTP server that will allow me to check that...

This did it for me, however it kills FTP, even though I did the second half of the instructions about adding /usr/bin/false to shells... :(

I've tried all the suggestions, allowusers with the usernames I would like to allow, and denyusers with just his. I've tried upper and lower case, but I can still ssh with that account. Is the format: "AllowUsers username1 username2" or am I missing something?

Do I need to restart to make this active, or is there another way? I added denyusers, but it still lets the account log in via ssh

I recently added a user account for a friend so that he could host a small website on my server. I want him to have ftp access, but no ssh access. I have been searching on the web for about an hour or so, and I think my answer lies in adding a "allowuser" command in the ssh_config file, but I...

I need a motherboard for a Macintosh IIci, or an entire system. If you have one please leave a message here or e-mail me at kenterry@mac.com thank you, Ken

The file sharing didn't change anything, but when I checked out User Manager, I realized I could use netinfo manager. Used that to delete that account, and all is well now. Thanks Guys! :)

I have a problem that is driving me nuts. I have created a user account with the same name on both of my macs. Both running os 10.2.8, one a G4, the other an iBook... The user name is mikeoxbig, and I can't delete it from either machine. Both do the same thing: when I hit delete, it asks...

Follow these steps: 1. Open the file "Manage SMTP Servers.scpt", which is located in the folder /Library/Scripts/Mail Scripts. The Script Editor opens. 2. Click the Run button. 3. Once the script locates SMTP servers that are unused, a dialog box appears that says: "Choose one or...

well, I read the thing, and I have to say, that would make sense... I can't wait for november, because what ever the end of this is, it's going to be sweet!.

I love chicken... But I love beer more better!

wow... those are some beautiful pictures you got there...

yes apple remote desktop does work over the internet, I know because I have done it. Of course if you have a router, you have to forward a port to the mac that you will be remote desktoping to... and you will need to remember your IP so you can use it on the road, or use dyndns.org to create an...

You just need to create a symbolic link... you can do that in the terminal, just type "ln -s [source file] [target file]" so if you wanted to create a link to your music folder in a users music folder (we'll call the user joe for now) you would type "ln -s ~/music /Users/joe/Music/music"...

Don't feel bad browni, I didn't know about it...

Well, I got it fixed. I have 2 hard drives, one with 10.2.8, and one with 10.3, and I noticed that when I right clicked, and chose open with the apps that were the default were on 10.3... Since I don't 10.3 much, I deleted that drive, restarted, and BINGO! it worked! :)