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I have had trouble aswell, but i ditched it all . Didn't feel like digging into it.

In the login window don't login with your username and password, but type '>console' as name and leave password blank. Now hit the login button. You will get a Command line login screen, after you login you will get the command line interface, without firing up any graphical stuff. type exit...

Did you report it to apple? Let them know the serienr. or something of the RAM module. There are some type identifiers and so on, on the module. Give a precice description of your iMac aswell. Like you did here

i made an update. I did something wrong with the links. the newest version is on the same location.

It's done. Get it from my homepage. I changed the readme file so you can get the instructions from there. Let me know if it works, it did with me. Is it alright by you if i send it to http://osx.macnn.com ? Then they can create a page as they did for my Samba installer. Of course we will...

I'm working on it, but i already had a lot of trouble with a non functional startupItem, so i'm being real careful now. Await in patience. I will post it on my Homepage when it's ready and send it to Macaddict.

Why is everyone trying to download apache, what is wrong with the version that came with OSX. Did someone find a serios bug or something :eek: I deleted part of my apache, so i will have to download it. No time now, i'll do it later. But why everyone else?

No problems here? Report it to Apple and tell what computer and setup you used, and so on.

I suggest you simply READ the script before you excecute it. As a paranoid user i always read scripts before i use them. Simply open it in vi or use cat. I copy files to three dirs. /usr/local/samba Here's where everything goes from samba /usr/local/bin Here go links to the samba...

Could you include a fresh copy of the StartupItems/Apache directory aswell, mine is adjusted by iTools and i want to start over again from scratch. DJ

Actuallly i do. Instead of turning apache off in the /etc/hostconfig. Edit the /System/Library/StartupItems/Apache/Apache script. In here you have to change it thus, that it cd's in the directory in which you installed it. and let it do ./apachectl start Now test the script before you...

Right on, this is what i was looking for. ;) I deleted one of Apache dir's by accident, while i was working on my install scripts and binaries for Samba. If you're interested they're here. DJ

Where would you download that, cause i already destroyed apache on my OSX

Cool !!! Do you mind if i write an install script for it? I first have to finish the work on the Samba binaries and scripts, but then i'll get it to work. DJ

I love Sharity but I stil wanted a Samba server. So after many hours of fiddling around. I have done it. I've made a HOWTO, to save you guys a lot of trouble. You can find the HOWTO here aswell as the binaries, which I have included. I didn't completly test the HOWTO and binaries, cause I...

I'm surptised they even came up with something that worked. ;) Well, i had a lot of problems as well and this is how i solved them. I have a lot of space and partitions and that's a requirement for this solution. I installed a clean and small version of OS 9 with only the essentials on a...

Actually it is the other way around /System/Library/StartupItems/ Are the startupscripts for OSX In it's subfolder SSH you can find the one for SSH . You will see that it checks the hostconfig file if SSHSERVER=-YES-

:eek: Wow there, that's not the way you're supposed to do that. If you want to turn off those services as they are called, simply open the /etc/hostconfig file and replace -YES- with -NO- on the service you don't want to use. Then they will not be loaded on startup. Only shutdown the...

I vote for 1.

Well not exactly, but i think that apple turned all that stuff off. Go check the apache.conf file. No idea how it works, but that's where you are going to have to be