[joeedel]

No I checked the directory where the file is supposed to be and with and using the command “ls -A” the file swupd.conf does not show up.

[joeedel]

Hello,
I’m having similar problems, with the service not starting when I follow the directions above I get this in return:

swupd: could not open document config file /private/etc/swupd/swupd.conf

if anyone is still watching this thread help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[joeedel]

What is step 5 asking and what are you entering, I installed gallery2 just a few days ago but forget what step 5 is. Also if it seems to be a mysql permissions problem there is a MSQL administrator
here
free and pretty good for ver 1.x may be a permissions connection problem.

[joeedel]

If you feel confortable turn off any programs that startup dring login that may be starting a ssh. Also you can check the sharing prefs pane for remote login and turn it off and lastly check the /etc/hostconfig to make sure the SSHSERVER is off check diections at Here
(the directions are for 10.1.x but should apply to later versions) then turn each program on 1 at a time, then restart and see what processes run, this should help narrow down whats starting the processes. You could also try to rebuild and install a new version of SSH

[joeedel]

you could always try a hp jet direct port (299.99 new, ouch) which will let you print directly from any ethernet jack? I’ll be doing the same very soon so will let you know. Also I assume you have the 810 drivers for the sever as well as workstation? (I’m not sure if a 810 driver ships w/ OS X server or it just uses a generic hp postscript driver?)

[joeedel]

They say in the manual that there is? i’ll give a try this sunday. I was concerned about the OS’s ability to run on a raid but I can’t find anything that says it cant

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