Since we haven't seen much about this elsewhere... Novell have now released Open Enterprise Server 2 SP1 which includes new Novell-engineered protocol support for Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) on the Linux platform.See…
On Feb 29th, two free Mac OS X Server and Xsan related training sessions in Tokyo are available for sign-up. Please feel free to login and sign-up while seats are still available.Details are at AppleCert.org.
When the Apple Store came back up after this morning's Tuesday outage, I thought the new $49 price tag on the shuffle summed up the changes.But I was wrong. Xsan2 has been released. See apple.com/xsanAnd we have a big change up at apple.com/server/storageWe don't have new Xserve RAIDs, not exactly.
We're testing the following process to see if we can force a user's local computer will copy back to their home folder remotely. Been working with an Apple rep on this and we were successful in doing this on a test account.
I'd been wrestling on and off at work for a few months with a thorny issue.
Along with all the iApp/iMac announcements yesterday, Apple quietly released an internal hardware RAID card for the Intel Xserve as well as a PCI Express RAID card for the Mac Pro.Read on for more details...
Quota Monitor MenuBy Adam Gerson The Situation: You have a Mac OS X Server with network home directories and disk quotas enabled. The Problem: The Mac OS Finder on client machines does not have very good support for warning users they are approaching their file quota limit.
The next MacEnterprise.org webcast, DiskWarrior, will take place on Tuesday, May 15th 2007 at 10:00am PDT. In this webcast, join Rusty Little, an Engineering Manager and DiskWarrior Project Manager from Alsoft, Inc. This webcast will be an in-depth look at DiskWarrior.
10.4.9 brings some welcome improvements to rsync on OS X, but they might not be everything that you're looking for.An exhaustive look at what is and what doesn't seem to be working with rsync through various iterations of OS X 10.4.
So a few people on the macos-x-server mailing list noticed that recent versions of OS X Server seem to be building up large numbers of Disabled/Asleep connections on their AFP servers, even with appropriate disconnection settings when users don't have files open.
