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help! apache ate all my ram up! B&w G3/512/10.1.2 i run a small personal weblog off my system at home. a while back i made a symlink to my music directory so my friends could download mp3's from me. well, stupid me i forgot to robots.txt the directory, and well, long story short...

ok, this is the only thing 10.1 broke that i have not been able to recover from. it started when after installing 10.1 i launched pine and got an error that /var/mail needed to be 1755, so i chmod'ed. on next launch i immediately received some type of database error that i didn't catch. turned...

ok, 10.1 dev tools installed. postfixed recompiled and reinstalled. mail being sent and received by Postfix seemingly without problems(no errors in mail.log, all test emails making it to/from my system) *BUT* now pine appears to have some issues. immediately after sending an email i...

nope, no developer tools with the cd. this is the "instant up to date" cd that i picked up at an apple store. dev cd does come with the 19.95 cd you order from apple. i tried a reinstall of postfix but it failed during 'make' guess i just have to wait untill the new dev tools are...

ok, i got everything else working again except postfix. first time i launched pine, it gave an error that /var/mail needed to be 1755. so i did that. then tried to send an email. big fat error(sorry, don't remember what it was). so i went back to the stepwise article i followed originally...

skip textedit and just edit the file in a terminal text editor as root. i.e. "sudo vi /etc/httpd/httpd.conf" though if you're not familiar with the vi editor you can always do "sudo pico /etc/httpd/httpd.conf"

yeah, sucks. for now i've just changed permissions on nidump so only root can run it and i just sudo if i need it.

finally got around to installing enough stuff to make my OS X machine useable as a shell box. mainly so i can ssh in from work, but while i was at it gave a couple of accounts(non-admin of course) to friends. after a couple days i fingered them to see if they were using their accounts...