[nemonada]

That’s great info! Thank you very much.

[nemonada]

Thank you!

I’ve not done anything w/logonhooks before. I’ll look them up and give it a shot but can you provide a minimal outline of one if you have the time?

[nemonada]

I guess this is an open topic that no one’s been able to solve. Same problem. Can’t get the idleTime to apply in either 10.4 or 10.5. Using the info from [url]https://www.afp548.com/article.php?story=using-mcx-in-the-dslocal-domain[/url] I’ve got askForPassword to work but that’s all. Nothing in 10.4, even using WGM.

Doesn’t make sense that the one item would be the only one not to work. 😥

[nemonada]

I have this happening now….Did you find the solution?

[nemonada]

Woops, spoke too soon. How can I add root to this SACL? I know, I know – “why are you using root?” – I’ve always been the only user on these machines, so have alway just used root.

So when I set up the SACL in the gui, I can see my SysAdmin account and other accounts. Any way to slap root in the list too?

[nemonada]

nvm. I found the admintools 10.4 update on apple.com. Setting up the SACL now.

Thanks again for your advice.

[nemonada]

Thank you! I have never used the access lists, as i don’t usually operate in a multi-user environment. So, I was reading in the 10.4 File Services pdf from Apple about how to create a SACL.
It says to log in via ServerAdmin, select the computer, hit Settings and then hit Access. Well, when I hit Settings, the only tab choices are General, Date & Time, Time Zone and Advanced. I don’t see an “Access” – any ideas?

I am running 10.4.3 (Build 8F46) on the server and my version of ServerAdmin is 10.3 (106). If I need to upgrade my ServerAdmin – will the upgrade also work with Panther (I have 3 other servers running Panther)?

thanks again!

[nemonada]

stopping:
/etc/rc.d/spamd stop

Starting:
/etc/rc.d/spamd start

also you should always run
spamassassin -D –lint
to make sure your rules are ok

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