I believe this is new to SIU as of 10.4.3. You can now, when choosing the source for a Network Install, after clicking the 'Customize' button, select install options the way you would during a local CD install.
Hi all, A tip for all who need to configure link aggregation on Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.2, Xserve G5 and 3Com Gigabit Switches (SuperStak III 4924 - 3C17701). Install latest firmware from 3Com.
I had a powerbook that was upgraded to tiger. The problem was that after the upgrade it was unable to do proxy authentication with our squid proxy, which is bouncing against Active Directory for access to the web.
After upgrading my home system to Tiger, I noticed that my RsyncX backups to an external FireWire drive were no longer working. Much consternation and hair-pulling later, I realized that the Spotlight indexing was causing problems with RsyncX.
Thursby's ADmitMac is a full-featured SMB/CIFS client that contains a lot of great features to hook Mac OS X into an Active Directory infrastructure. Be aware, though, that there is a downside involved. Thursby chose to implement a different method of handling resource forks on non-AFP filesystems than Apple uses in its samba-based SMB client.
In Tiger Server, some typo has been added to the daily scripts, which are located in /etc/periodic/daily/ These scripts are activated by the Server Admin GUI when enabling log rotation on the Mail logs.
The implementation of Blojsom by Apple for Tiger Server 10.4.x has one serious flaw, which users should be aware of and will lead to a close-down of the whole Blojsom context. When Users add their blog in the /weblog/ context they should use their short names (with no spaces by default) or use long names which have no spaces.
One of the great gems of Apple Remote Desktop 2, and while it's not hidden in the documentation, no one seems to have sung its virtues - until now. Read on for more...
Inspired by the recent excellent launchd overview on afp548, I needed to set up a CVS pserver on our new Tiger Xserve box, migrating from an old Linux server.
Have you ever wanted to run the Xserve Remote Diagnostics without setting up a netboot server? Well now you can. Full instructions can be found at the following web site. http://homepage.mac.com/javaist/xrdiags.html
