[chiefgeek]

These are files and folders used by the Find By Content indexer, the process that indexes the contents of the files on your hd.

.DS_Store is something like Directory System Store; it is used by the Finder to store information about the properties of the directory in which it is contained. View by pref, sort order, etc.

You must be looking at these in terminal, because they should be invisible by default.

[chiefgeek]

I gave up on all of it and plunked down the cash for Webstar.

[chiefgeek]

I encountered the same issue. I don’t remember the specifics of the fix, but I got it from apple support and I believe it is an entry either in netinfo or a config file.

Apparently they changed this behavior in 10.3. There is a way to make it revert to where you can log in and see the drives on the server at the root level.

Sorry I can’t be of more assistance.

The other option is ssh.

[chiefgeek]

Check your Directory Access program on the Server in /Apps/Uts. For whatever reason it may be trying to bind to a non-existent domain.

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