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Thanks, I'll give it a whirl. I appreciate your input.

Thanks a lot for the response. I am using an airport with one port, however. :(

I've got three Macs. Two of them have airport cards (Powerbook and iMac) , the third is an old beige G3 with no airport capability. How can I network the three computers? What I'm particularly interested in is using the G3 as a print server, since my laser printer is hooked up to it. I...

Cute parody. I think this guy's serious, though. http://www.savoymag.org/switch/ Found it via: http://www.macblog.com

Never mind... "Always show file extension" was disabled in the Finder preferences. Some files got renamed with an extra extension as a result.

Strange... After the upgrade, if I point my browser to "localhost", many of my PHP files are shown with an extra php extentsion. For example: "index.php4" is now shown as "index.php4.php" If I look at the file through the finder, the extra extension isn't there, only through Apache...

Thank's for the clarification, slur. I made the changes wsanchez suggested, but it made no difference. I can only log onto "http://localhost/" if I have an active internet connection - Airport, ethernet, etc. If I disconnect, I must use the numeric ip - 127.0.0.1. Interestingly, all my...

Hmm... When I "cd/ machines" I get a directory not found message. Where exactly is "machines"? BTW, in netinfo manager there is a "machines" directory which contains "localhost" and a "broadcast". Does this make any difference? Thanks...

Thanks wsanchez, Ping workes as you described. Nimdump did not return either localhost or broadcasthost. How do I fix this?

I've discovered if I use the numeric ip address, rather than "localhost" it works. I haven't tried messing with some of the things suggested in the previous post. I'll give those a shot. Thanks.

I have the same problem. I work offline to do php/mysql stuff and now can't point my browser to "localhost", or any variation "http:///", http://localhost/, etc. What gives??