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What I mean is that like many unix programs you may set it up in a variety of ways.... the default mac OSX install. /private/etc/httpd/ contains all of the configurations... that directory is also aliased as /etc/httpd to comply with other more "normal" configuration...

Hacked shakespeare:D well-done you never broke the meter you know your iambic pentium pretty well. Bravo! Bravo!! Bravo!!! Bravo !!!!! BRAVO !!!!!! BRAVO !!!!!!! ----sHack SPHERE BTW...... define good...... "The only good carracho is a dead carracho...." --John Wayne in...

I told him to come by and check out this thread. On Sunday, December 2, 2001, at 12:33 PM, Steve Wozniak wrote: At 1:23 AM +0900 2001.12.02, Jimr wrote: <b> afp://steve.woz.org is totally public available to guest.... but I guess you know... </b> I set it up that way...

where is the new problem....?

please post your ...er... results just for technical completion... buc99 yeah that software gets more irritating every day. suddenly, I noticed that Explorer is reselected as the default browser. I have been using Mozilla builds since 10.1 came out. The mistake I made was about a...

your resulting make file from gd 201 and the config.status from php can you drop that by private message or send me a link where I can pick it up.

I think you need to set that option. which tells the server you have connected to to initiate all communications in the proxy settings...:confused:

Because gd 2.0 and above installs as a shared library, it is necessary to install the library properly before running gd-based programs. from the online manual at http://www.boutell.com/gd/manual2.0.1.html#buildgd this seems to indicate that you will have to figure out the details...

the -flat_namespace will keep you from getting an error while "trying to construct a shared library, but you need -bundle and possibly a few other flags and change the name to .dylib before it would be useful. I have not actually compiled the 2.0 version, but it sounds like it takes...

better check out stepwise.... but scott only has instructions for 1.86 there is not a configuration fi le... so a few unknwns are bound to crop up. your headers appear to be correct for version 2. so then where are you "hiding" the old libgd.a? adjust these things in the make...

you just got ripped off. unless you have a severe bandwidth problem, you just paid hard-earned cash for otherwise free software. All of the "real" organizations out there who can make money from Opensource software... have extensive support networks and resources. what's more, they are...

maybe this is not an approriate discussion for this kind of public forum 1.. it would be a nice science project for you to discover these answers for yourself. 2.. what you suggest is not impossible to implement especially if you have root access to the machine. 3.. it could be done...

when you use that (with the appropriate directive from the configure file...) ./configure --help you should be referring to the root of the installation where libgd.a is in the lib/ directory and the <b> associated headers </b> are in the include/ directory under that point...

start the shell.... best thing to do is look at the scripts in /System/Library/StartupItems you should see an item which is set to user root and chmod 755 then there are one or more plist and lproj files with some configurable strings. you should duplicate the style of one of...

could have been made by shrinkwrap or even diskcopy with compressed images give me the same problems. the disk verifies OK but claims to not have a mountable partition or simply not readable. in some rare case, it could be just mis-application of the hdiutils application. and a thoroughly...

I have entries in /System/Library/PreferencePanes and /User/name/Library/PreferencePanes and everything works.... there is no folder in my system for /Library/PreferencePanes ?????????? sudo System Prefererence....??????????? not advised... anyway, it shouldn't make much...

it is probably in /usr/local/lib... maybe the new one has a different name.... libgd-2 ??? check the make file for where it installs the library... under which name... also, you can type at the command-line >%locate libgd.a /usr/local/lib/libgd.a /usr/X11R6/lib/libgd.a I...

??? Under which crcumstances?? :confused: Anyway, not impossible, but you wouldn't want to make everything readable and writable globally. not on the startup disk anyway.... in OS 9 and a local only network it s a trivial set-up. just enable guest access and give guests the priveleges...

Apparently, when you are running your machine on the net....and read-only access for guests is available.... you can access the machine this way.... afp://devlin.ai-media.co.jp in the mozilla url window..... you can access a drop box.... until 2 minutes ago, you would have been able...

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