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Security Update 2008-007 is recommended for all servers and improves the security of Mac OS X. Previous security updates have been incorporated into this security update. ... Source: discussions.apple.com --- 14 days ago
I like the way Leopard Server Blog tool in web services makes maintaining the feed transparent. However, there is no obvious way to enter a ... Source: www.pcworld.com --- 14 days ago
Aqua Connect on Friday announced the release of its Terminal Server 3.0 software for Mac OS X. ... Source: forums.macrumors.com --- 39 days ago
Forum: Mac OS X Server, Xserve, and Networking Posted By: countermike Post Time: Sep 2, 2008 at 01:29 AM ... Source: www.dslreports.com --- 15 days ago
Has anyone got Leopard Server to install in Fusion successfully? ... Source: lowendmac.com --- 4 days ago
Upgrading the existing SBS 2003 Server would cost less, the the Server will run up against hardware limitations long before a Mac Pro does. ... Source: lowendmac.com --- 8 days ago
Windows SBS 2003 has served very well, but with SBS 2008 just around the corner, it's time to reconsider that choice. Leopard Server has a lot to offer. ... Source: shopping.msn.com --- 22 days ago
Apple ... Source: www.gete.net --- 31 days ago
Pour la rentrée, je vous propose un article plus long que la moyenne, et qui aborde les problématiques de gestion des permissions sous AFP. Car sous Mac OS X Server 10.5, j’ai constaté que de nombreux administrateurs (moi y compris, avant de me pencher vraiment sur le sujet il y a quelques mois de cela) [...] ... Source: macs.about.com --- 32 days ago
File sharing between a Mac running OS X 10.5 Leopard and Windows Vista is fairly easy. This step-by-step guide will take you through the process of file sharing using the SMB (Server Message Block) protocol. ... Source: feeds.feedburner.com --- 24 days ago
Shared by wpbasti Finally! Seems that the "small" Parallels will have more issues in the future to sell Parallels Desktop. Fusion 2.0 for the Mac has finally been released in its final form, with a plethora of feature updates for your virtualization pleasure. Enjoy Unity 2.0 support, better Linux support, multiple snapshots, 1080p HD playback, and of course, Leopard Server support. Read More... ... Source: mattro.org --- 17 days ago
Apple released a pretty large update for Leopard this morning. Click through to read the full change list. Here are some download links: 10.5.5 Combo Updater (601MB Direct Link) 10.5.5 Server Combo Updater (729MB Direct Link) There’s also a security update out for 10.4 users to download: Security Update 2008-006: (PPC | Intel) Security Update 2008-006: (Universal Server | PPC [...] ...
Source: communities.vmware.com --- 2 days ago
We're running Fusion 2.0 on Leopard Server 10.5.5 on XServe 2 x dual core Xeon 2.67 GHz with 8GB RAM. We're hoping to run Exchange 2007sp1 as a virtual machine. We've tested it with Parallels Server with dismal failure. However, I've learned some things and wanted to share and find out if anyone else has experienced any "gotchas". Fusion 2.0 has been promising so far! Parallel's failures was primarily with Windows 2008 - I won't go into details here... Here is Microsoft's announcement on licensing Exchange 2007sp1 to run in virtualized environment: http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/08/19/449621.aspx Which has a must read link for recommendations for installing Exchange in a virtualized environment: Exchange 2007 recommendations in virtual environment note it recommends NOT installing on expanding disks so this is something to keep in mind at the onset The only problem we've had so far is getting our XServe's bonded NIC (4 physical NICs) to work in bridged networking mode. The error we get is: The network bridge on device /dev/vmnet0 is not running The virtual machine will not be able to communicate with the host or with other machines on your network. Virtual device Ethernet0 will start disconnected. The only workaround we've found so far to this is to take out Ethernet1 from our bond, activate it, and move to 1st in service order. This isn't ideal. Other setup details... using 4 virtual procs 4096 MB RAM 3 SCSI virtual disks each ... Source: communities.vmware.com --- 15 hours ago
Hi Everyone, I have installed fusion 2.0 on my macbook (Leopard) and then tried to create a another VM (OS X Server) which is working okay. Then later I found out that my new vm is connected as NAT then I changed settings to bridged mode and since then I am unable to get any ip address from bridged mode. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks, ... Source: forums.macworld.com --- 4 days ago
The permissions etc would be fine for me, and this is so much simpler than everything else I have tried. But how do you manage this for the one user whose machine is hosting the 'shared' account, if you can't dedicate a machine solely for the purpose? For example, I am thinking at home, with two users and two machines. For the user hosting the account on their machine, surely they will be unable to mount the 'shared' account as a remote Server/sharepoint --and if they can't then they'll only see the Public folder and Drop Box of the account. Have I got this right? I think before Leopard you used to be able to create a Sharepoint on a machine and then set it up so a user on the machine logged into it as if coming from another machine. ...
Source: www.macnn.com --- 17 days ago
REAL Software says it has posted Release 4 of REALbasic 2008, its cross-platform development tool. The new version of the software adds several different features, most notably codesign for Mac applications, which allows them to be signed. This in turn lets people trace an application back to its original creator, and avoid authorizing apps installed through Leopard Server every time they are la... ... Source: www.infodiv.unimelb.edu.au --- 1 day ago
To Administrators of computers running Mac OS X, ITSS-Advisory : MEDIUM : Apple : Security Update 2008-007 : Various Issues Fixed It would be appreciated if this information can be communicated to students and staff through appropriate means, such as notice boards or linked through web information services. The web address of this article is: [http://www.infodiv.unimelb.edu.au/it-security/10-10-2008.html] THREAT LEVEL ============ Medium. INFORMATION =========== On 09 Oct 2008, Apple released Security update 2008-007. This update fixes a number of vulnerabilities, impacts include privilege escalation, denial of service and arbitrary code execution. More information is available at: [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3216] AFFECTED PLATFORMS ================== Security Update 2008-007 is available for Mac OS X versions: - PPC client and Server - Leopard client and Server - Intel Client ACTION ====== Administrators of affected computers are advised to review the bulletins, test and apply relevant updates. Links to downloads are available at: [http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/] ... Source: www.vistaheads.com --- 15 hours ago
Apple on Thursday posted Security Update 2008-007, a new security patch for client and Server versions of Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" and Mac OS X 10.4.11. The update is available for download from the Software Update system preference or from Apple's Web site. More... (http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/100908-apple-posts-security-update.html?fsrc=rss-security) ... Find more results for Leopard Server on RSSMicro.com |
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You ever feel, you know, not so secure? You could lock yourself in an underground bunker in an undisclosed location without any contact with the outside world, but let’s be honest: who wants to live in North Dakota?* Instead, just make sure you get Apple’s regular Security Updates for a quantum of solace . Newest to the list is Security Update 2008-007 , available in your choice of Leopard Client, Leopard Server, Intel Client, PPC Client, PPC Server, or Universal Server. This martini-swilling patch fixes issues in everything from Apache to Weblog, with fixes in the likes of Finder (where a malicious file on your desktop could apparently lead to a denial of service) and Quick Look (which isn’t too fond of threatening Excel files). The size of the update varies depending on what flavor you need: the Leopard Client update’s a mere 31.4MB while the Universal Server update is a hefty 199MB. They’re available via Apple’s software download page or via Software Update. Just please, please, please refrain from shaking or stirring this update. * My apologies to North Dakotan readers. Please substitute Canada in that joke.* * My apologies to Canadian readers. Please substitute Alaska in that joke.* * You know what, Alaskan readers? I’m standing by that one. Primary category: Security Read - Comments (0) Copyright Mac Publishing LLC. This feed is for personal non-commercial use only. Do not re-post. Contact webmaster@macworld.com if you see ...
Filed under: Software Update , Security Apple released Security Update 2008-007 for Mac OS X Leopard and Tiger users today. The update addresses many specific areas of the Mac OS, including: Apache, ClamAV, CUPS, Finder, and more. A full list of the areas affected by the update can be found on the Apple support website . The update is available for the following systems: Client systems running Leopard Server systems running Leopard Client systems running Mac OS X 10.4.11 (Intel) Client systems running Mac OS X 10.4.11 (PPC) Server systems running Mac OS X 10.4.11 (PPC) Server systems running Mac OS X 10.4.11 (Universal) You can get the update by downloading the installer package from the Apple support website , or by opening Software Update (Apple menu > Software Update). Continue reading for a change log for this update. Continue reading Apple releases Security Update 2008-007 Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...