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    MacOS X as a NIS (YP) client with NFS mounted /home file system

    I recently set up a basic nfs export from my RH7.2 server onto my os x box. I found the information at http://www.sfu.ca/~hjohnson.osxnisnfs.html to be helpful. I followed the instructions for setting up nfs and found that they worked, but I can't speak for the NIS/YP stuff. Hope this helps :-)
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    nfs question

    Yes I have tried mount_nfs to the same effect. As I understand it mount -t nfs simply calls mount_nfs. I got around the >1024 problem by changing the server configuration(see my last post to this thread). I am now able to mount the export almost succesfully. Seems the exported file system is...
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    nfs question

    Seems that os x nfs client wants to connect from a port greater than 1024. Had to specify insecure in /etc/exports on my linux box. Specifically my export now looks ike this: /media macbox(ro,insecure,all_squash) This seems to have done the trick. My understanding is that nfs is...
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    nfs question

    Please excuse an nfs newbie question. I am trying to export "/media" on a linux box running RH7.2 to "/Users/mylogin/media on my os X 10.1.5 machine. The command "mount -t nfs linuxserver:/media media" from within my home directory results in a loss of all access to /Users/mylogin/media. ls...
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    how to disable opaque window resizing

    Anybody know how to disable opaque window resizing on a system wide basis in os x? I have googled for an answer and found many references to articles that request this feature, but have not found any way to do this as of yet. Thanks !
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    dhcp breaks Shareing in explorer omniweb

    I recently set up sharing in system prefs to serve up a small web site for use on localhost only. I started sharing, my understanding is that this is really apache, and put my index.html file and others into my Sites directory. I then set my home page in ie and omniweb to be...
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    XDarwin Windowing

    I am a recent convert to os X from various flavors of linux. Sounds to me like you are running xwindows without a window manager. Xwindows is responsible for drawing pictures on your screen. The window managers job is to handle movement of windows, resizeing, iconification etc. Each window...
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