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I't not installed in 10.4 Client. http://dev.mysql.com/ will give you everything you need. Or you can compile it yourself using the instuctions I've posted.

well, you actually do that through the Safari preferences under the 'General' settings !

Well, Mac OS X (and Ubuntu Linux) has a three tier level of accounts: - root (or 'God Mode') which is initially disabled - administrator; with extended rights, and the ability to temporarily raise to the level of root if necessary - users; "mere mortals" Administrator accounts are...

These two sites have all the information needed: http://www.mcetech.com/ms.html http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-Notebook/

Moving users: Modifying the home directory in 'Netinfo Manager' along with some work in Terminal.

As to a drive going bad, usually it's just a single partition that's gotten it's data corrupted in some way. In that case having separate partitions really helps. On the other hand, if the whole drive dies, there's not much one can do except sending the whole drive to a resque service. And...

I'm splitting my HardDisks up into at least 4 partitions: - swap - Mac OS X - Other Programs - Users swap: This is to keep the swap from filling up the Mac OS X partition and awoiding fragmentation of the individual swap files. Also useful for Photoshop, Gimp, Graphic Converter swap...

If it's a first-time install, you'll have to follow the instructions given here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/unix-post-installation.html - suitably modified of course. Also, if you want to be able to just run the MySQL commands without first cd'ing to the MySQL bin directory...

how about: sudo ifconfig en0 media autoselect ?

Forgot to write, that you'll need to have installed DarwinPorts as described here: http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1245233#post1245233 or modify the paths and replace 'darwinports' with 'usr' where appropriate.

http://darwinports.opendarwin.org/ http://fink.sourceforge.net/

You are using <layer> around the drop-down menu for "afdelingen". <layer> is depreceated and was only ever present in Netscape 3 & 4. But your news-div looks great now :)

1) get rid of the whole <layer> thingy. It's only supported in Netscape 3 & 4: http://www.webreference.com/js/column72/5.html http://webdesign.about.com/library/tags/bltags-layer.htm 2) apply the css2 overflow property to the div: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/overflow.html

You'll have to modify the sendmail_path in your php.ini to be: sendmail_path = /Library/Postfix/sbin/sendmail -t -i in order for PHP to be able to use your version instead of the one supplied by Apple.

No php.ini file will be installed, so you'll just get the inbuilt defaults. Two versions of php.ini can be found in the root of the source folder. If you want a php.ini it has to be stored in /Library/PHP5/lib/

You are writing '24GB project'. Is any single part of the project bigger than 2GB ? If so then that might be the problem. I've just had to move some DVD *.iso's from one computer to another, and both Findes as well as 'Path Finder' refused to move them instead giving errors. The iso's in...

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There's a bug in Finder when moving files to/from external harddrives which results in one getting errors like the one you are reporting. Try using the Finder replacement 'Path Finder' instead. I've had Finder hang the whole computer when moving stuff around to/from my external HDDs, so I've...

You are writing that you used 'apachectl' to control your settings. But did you just use 'apachectl (start|stop|restart)' by itself, or did you use 'sudo apachectl (start|stop|restart)' ? There's a huge difference between those two as the first version tries to run Apache as the user issusing...

1) In the httpd.conf file you'll need to modify the Listen parameter and then restart Apache. 2) But it shouldn't be necessary to change anything in httpd.conf provided you set your routing table up correctly. You ought to be able to set up the table in this way : [outsideIP]:8080 ->...