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thanks, i was worried it was some sort of spyware or something...

What the hell does this mean? Sep 24 18:56:54 jason2 mDNSResponder[238]: 8231: WARNING! Bogus client application has now registered 3 identical instances of service 526900068;526900068;1186883532;158878071._MacOSXDupSuppress._tcp.local.

A flakey connection is possible. I have earthlink too and HATE it! I can't wait for my contract to expire so I can kick those bastards to the curb... Be careful calling earthlink. They don't want you serving sites from home.

from nslookup: nslookup griffitts.homeip.net Name: griffitts.homeip.net Address: 66.32.5.171 and nslookup 66.32.5.171 Name: user-11201db.dsl.mindspring.com Address: 66.32.5.171 seems to be your WAN address.

are the request coming throughDynDNS coming to griffitts.homeip.net:8090 or just griffitts.homeip.net? it the request are just griffitts.homeip.net, they they are only looking for port 80...have you tried griffitts.homeip.net:8090 i cannot hit it from here, it does not resolve, and...

This is what I would try: 1. reconfig DynDNS so that it point to your.domain.name:8090 2. set your Linksys to forward all requests for your.domain.name:8090 to your server. (i think you can find the interface to set up the forwards in the 'advanced' setting on your linksys) The other way...

There IS no substitute. http://www.ncftp.com/

you have probably made a mistake in the script where you editted the path. regarding mysql, are you sure you are starting it as the correct user? try sudo safe_mysqld

That worked like a charm! Thanks for all the help! d1taylor - I just may have to buy your book. :)

what's the added '?' do?

Some how I hosed the /etc/csh.cshrc, /etc/csh.login, and /etc/csh.logout Those are fixed now. Still getting that funky TERM_PROGRAM: Undefined variable. Thanks for the help.

I guess my real problem is that I need to have those other paths available for remote sessions. I need this PATH for remote sessions: PATH=~/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin:/Users/username/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin

When I ssh into my box (since the 10.2.x upgrade) I get the following message upon login: Last login: Wed Sep 18 15:08:57 2002 Welcome to Darwin! TERM_PROGRAM: Undefined variable. And...my PATH ends up being this: PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin instead of what it normally...

Ya, it's there. It worked in 10.1.5. I tried downloading and installed the DiscRecording1.3.5 update from apple, but it would run because it is an update for 10.1.5... :(

It seems that when you update from the command line it doesn't do any optimization, so I did an update_prebinding and it seemed to make a big difference...

I think all my applications are starting slower since the 10.2.1 update today. It seems that little arrow just throbs and throbs until it finally starts... Apps like Testedit take about 15 bounces to start. :( this makes me sad.

Since 10.2.x i get the following error when I try ot burn an image with Disk Copy: Could not find any suitable drives to burn discs. Anyone else seeing this?

I guess my point is that I don't see the problem (or maybe I never noticed the fuctionality in past OS versions). Or...Is it really effecting your overall warm-and-fuzzy-Aqau-UI-experience? Maybe Apple decide that we cannot have control of the Menu Highlight colors...they can do that...

'You can't always get what you want....' Or, you can choose a custom color...see attached

Ok. In Mail I get the selected message in a dark version of the Highlight Color and selected text as the light version of the Highlight Color. I really don't see the problem...