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Security Update 2004-02-23 out on SWUpdate
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DiskArbitration
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Nice... 1.9 megs in size. Think is is already in the latest 10.3.3 that came out for developers?
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Originally posted by Webscreamer:
Nice... 1.9 megs in size. Think is is already in the latest 10.3.3 that came out for developers?
If anyone knew, it'd be NDA!
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Hmm, my activity viewer no longer launches now.
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Originally posted by Vader�s Pinch of Death:
Hmm, my activity viewer no longer launches now.
if you mean "activity monitor" - and i assume you do - mine works fine.
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Originally posted by Vader�s Pinch of Death:
Hmm, my activity viewer no longer launches now.
Well, *mine* works, so *yours* must work, too. 
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what is disk arbitration??
I am having an issue where an ejected CD, dvd, or firewire hard disk remains in the finder window left-hand list after its been ejected. you have to drag it off (poof!) to get it out of there. cliking on it gives me some kind of error that the disk cant be found or something ...
will that help it to arbitrate??
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Originally posted by Mr. Blur:
if you mean "activity monitor" - and i assume you do - mine works fine.
Ya that's it. Anyway, it appears for 1 sec in the dock and then it is gone.
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Originally posted by Vader�s Pinch of Death:
Ya that's it. Anyway, it appears for 1 sec in the dock and then it is gone.
as with every update, first thing to do is run the repair permissions function in disk utility....
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Originally posted by Vader�s Pinch of Death:
Ya that's it. Anyway, it appears for 1 sec in the dock and then it is gone.
Sounds like a permissions problem. Repair 'em, Big Canada.
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I suppose this is a good sign we won't see 10.3.3 for another 2-3 weeks...
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Originally posted by Webscreamer:
I suppose this is a good sign we won't see 10.3.3 for another 2-3 weeks...
That's a safe assumption...
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Originally posted by Mr. Blur:
as with every update, first thing to do is run the repair permissions function in disk utility....
My lord! I just did that and it seems every damn last permission on the hard drive was wrong! I really mean all of them, hundreds of thousands of files! This has never happened before and everything else seems to work fine.
It also fixed the problem.
Anyone else see this?
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Originally posted by Keiretsu:
If anyone knew, it'd be NDA!
You nerdy teenagers need to stop punching your cocks about NDAs. I was seeded jaguar and panther and have seen new apple hardware months before release dates and never signed an NDA. You just don't know what the f�ck you're talking about.
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Does Security Update 2004-02-23 fix the problem with Mac OS 10's IPSec implementation? Is it now possible to join an IPsec VPN without having to use extra software like VPN Tracker?
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Originally posted by Axo1ot1:
You nerdy teenagers need to stop punching your cocks about NDAs. I was seeded jaguar and panther and have seen new apple hardware months before release dates and never signed an NDA. You just don't know what the f�ck you're talking about.
No, they know more about NDAs then they do about naked ladies 
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Originally posted by Axo1ot1:
You nerdy teenagers need to stop punching your cocks about NDAs. I was seeded jaguar and panther and have seen new apple hardware months before release dates and never signed an NDA. You just don't know what the f�ck you're talking about.
Silly Kids
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Cock punching.
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Originally posted by AppleCello:
what is disk arbitration??
Disk Arbitration is in charge of auto-mounting disks when you insert them. It's also used to keep a registry of what disks are inserted and generally comes into play when anything needs to do something with disks.
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Originally posted by Vader�s Pinch of Death:
My lord! I just did that and it seems every damn last permission on the hard drive was wrong! I really mean all of them, hundreds of thousands of files! This has never happened before and everything else seems to work fine.
It also fixed the problem.
Anyone else see this?
Not with this update.
When did you last install some e.g. third party software and do you typically run repair permissions afterwards? It has been my experience since day one of 10.0 that anything using a VISE installer will bugger up permissions on at least one file, if not more.
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Originally posted by Axo1ot1:
You nerdy teenagers need to stop punching your cocks about NDAs. I was seeded jaguar and panther and have seen new apple hardware months before release dates and never signed an NDA. You just don't know what the f�ck you're talking about.
... yea I know ... and your's is longer and you drive an SUV and you actually bought the first Apple machine had 128K Mac and did the most posts on every Mac forums ... how could I forget ...
f��k y�rs�lf, �d��t
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Originally posted by Keiretsu:
... yea I know ... and your's is longer and you drive an SUV and you actually bought the first Apple machine had 128K Mac and did the most posts on every Mac forums ... how could I forget ...
f��k y�rs�lf, �d��t
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Originally posted by Keiretsu:
... yea I know ... and your's is longer and you drive an SUV and you actually bought the first Apple machine had 128K Mac and did the most posts on every Mac forums ... how could I forget ...
f��k y�rs�lf, �d��t
When I was your age, we had to enter basic code into our Atari 400's. Uphill. Both ways. Through 500 feet of snow!
Young punks.
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Originally posted by chris v:
When I was your age, we had to enter basic code into our Atari 400's. Uphill. Both ways. Through 500 feet of snow!
Young punks.
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Yeah I know ... and men were still men and woman still women ... and electricity was the new thing ... light bulbs, woah ...
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Originally posted by Keiretsu:
Yeah I know ... and men were still men and woman still women ... and electricity was the new thing ... light bulbs, woah ...
Water??
We used to have to pound our own oxygen and hydrogen molecules together.
You kids din't know nuthin.
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Originally posted by Keiretsu:
... yea I know ... and your's is longer and you drive an SUV and you actually bought the first Apple machine had 128K Mac and did the most posts on every Mac forums ... how could I forget ...
f��k y�rs�lf, �d��t
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What's a sequitur? And what is the difference between a fucking and a non-fucking one?
And what do sequitur mating habits have to do with the thread topic?
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