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  • in reply to: 10.2.3 – Inherited File Permissions Enabled + more! #354911
    Cabbage
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    figures i would install the development version of SquirrelMail hours before this release.

    in reply to: Setting up squirrelmail #354899
    Cabbage
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    There is a typo in the manual

    On page 361 next to the number 1 in the left margin should be

    cd /private/etc/squirrelmail/config

    not
    cd /opt/squirrelmail/configure

    in reply to: How do I force a group on directories created by ftpd? #354883
    Cabbage
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    Ehh, I dunno. Just something that other people have recommended. Maybe someone else can enlighten us.

    in reply to: Hosting Multiple Websites – Internet Server Version 1.0 #354871
    Cabbage
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    You’ll probably have to recompile the wu-ftp since you can’t chmod anything in its present form. I know I need that on my web site in order to allow certain php programs to run correctly.

    in reply to: MySQL /tmp/mysql.sock error #354859
    Cabbage
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    I finally got around to troubleshooting this so here is what I did

    I checked the .err file in /var/mysql

    021210 15:44:11 mysqld started
    021210 15:44:11 /usr/libexec/mysqld: Table ‘mysql.host’ doesn’t exist
    021210 15:44:11 mysqld ended

    That error means that mysql_install_db wasn’t run even though I pressed the install button in MySQL Manager.

    So I ran mysql_install_db in Terminal and got an error. I had to use this

    mysql_install_db –force

    Now I check the eroor log and I get this even though host.frm exists

    021210 16:20:12 mysqld started
    021210 16:20:12 /usr/libexec/mysqld: Can’t find file: ‘./mysql/host.frm’ (errno: 13)
    021210 16:20:12 mysqld ended

    Problem is that the user “mysql” does not own the file “root” does. For all the files and the folder /var/mysq/mysql

    Owner: mysql
    Group: admin
    Permissions: 770 (rwxrwx—)

    Now I click the Start button in MySQL Manager and all is well

    in reply to: How do I force a group on directories created by ftpd? #354858
    Cabbage
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    You can write a shell script and set it up as a cron job that will chgrp/chown/chmod any new folders that are created on the HD1 volume.

    in reply to: Server Backup (10.x, any version) #354815
    Cabbage
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    You can also try Carbon Copy Cloner 2. Bombich just integrated it with pSync to setup cron jobs very very easily. I have a second hard drive on one of my servers. It just clones everything to that hard drive. I tried restarting from the second hard drive and it works great. Can’t even tell the difference.

    in reply to: Server Backup (10.x, any version) #354814
    Cabbage
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    yah go with the Workgroup. I think I’m facing a bigger problem. How do you backup a Terrabyte of data…..daily?!

    in reply to: Filesharing – Disabling Default Shares #354787
    Cabbage
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    I just deleted those shares

    in reply to: How do I activate mySQL on Mac OSX Server 10.2.2 #354774
    Cabbage
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    I’m having the same problem!
    MySQL Manager worked fine on a G4 I setup on Wed. I just got an XServe today and MySQL Manager isn’t working. I’m getting the .sock error also. I got the same thing in 10.1.X.

    in reply to: Server Backup (10.x, any version) #354772
    Cabbage
    Participant

    Dantz Retrospect Server
    Set it up, set up the scripts. Never have to worry about it again

    http://www.dantz.com

    in reply to: XServer Reviews, Anyone? #354769
    Cabbage
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    woohoo!
    My company just order an XServer today
    1 processer
    1 gig of ram
    2 hd’s

    I have to set it up as an FTP server for clients to start with at first. Can you believe the previous FTP site was just a dropbox! Any client could see the other clients files, download them, change them, then reupload them and we would never know.

    So I have to start with that and then I want to try and do some Macintosh Manager stuff were everyone will have to log into the server to get access to their files and computer.

    in reply to: Ported Article Ideas #354750
    Cabbage
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    ASR – For OS 9 I went thru hell trying to figure that out. I still can’t. I used DiskCopy for a while to make .img’s of entire hard drives Dantz Retrospect is much better. I use it like it’s Norton Ghost though.

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