Not unless I missed your point. The default port for serverina is 8840, but that has nothing to do with apache. -Mike Quote: Originally posted by 47Ronin: I may be t…

I have used the browser successfully after configuring the apache mod to listen on my XXX80 port. I then configure the DRP to listen on that port. SNMP are on XXX70, serverina of…

So are you saying that you did get apache with the Dynamo module to work on OSXBeta? Can you be more specific about what you had to do? I am familiar with the configuration proce…

Question: I've done the jar xvf Dynamo4.5.1.jar and the Dynamo4.5.1/ directory now resides on a clean drive. I've chmod 755 bin/Install ...I tried to bin/Install to run the install…

Hey, I believe the install script uses ksh by default which does not exist on OSX. Change the top line of the Install script to use /bin/csh instead or just copy a working Dynamo…

Hey, I believe the install script uses ksh by default which does not exist on OSX. Change the top line of the Install script to use /bin/csh instead or just copy a working Dynamo…

OK, I finally got apache+dynamo on OSX to work. Actually I am not sure why this did not work before, because I think I have gone through this same process before. Anyway, here ar…

So where are gmake, gcc, g++ and all the other GNU build tools? I'm using CodeWarrior, but where I work we also have a gmake build that I would like to do locally on my MacOS X bo…

The answers to these questions are posted all over the net right now. But to save you some time: Apple will release the developer tools for download in October. All ADC members …

Hey gang, Sorry for the apparent naievetee of this question-but trust me, there is rhyme to my reason! Here goes: How much work/difficulty has the development community in genera…

Carbonizing Apps is relatively easy as long as you're using the most up to date apple APIs. It should take a weekend at most. Developers that use a lot of messy tricks from OS7 mig…

I kinda curious how OS X is handling stored application preferences? Is there any way to sync carbonized preferences between OS X and OS 9? Will it be as simple to manage as in OS …

Prefs for Carbon apps seem to be stored in ~/Library/Preferences/ with the same name as the file would have in MacOS 9 I don't see the need for syncing prefs. If an app is Carboni…

Quote: Originally posted by PerfectlyNormalBeast: I kinda curious how OS X is handling stored application preferences? Is there any way to sync carbonized preferences be…

I've been trying to get a cvs repository up and running on a darwin box. I've been having some trouble getting it set up. Has anyone succesfully gotten a cvs repository up on Darw…

I have not done this, but am interested in the same tool. As I've never installed CVS before... were do I find it? I've checked Apple's site (I'm not an Apple developer, but need i…

cvs is included with MacOS X. Just run it from the terminal. I figured out how to get cvs pserver enabled in Darwin. Once you set up the user accounts, it's pretty much by the book…

Where are the executables? They are not in my PATH, and Sherlock can't find "cvs". I can, however, find it in the man pages

I realized that cvs was probably included with the developer tools. If you have the developer tools and install them, cvs should be at /usr/bin/cvs

Thank you aaron! for the reply. I kind of figured you had the developer version. I'll have to wait...

I have been trying DP4 for quite a long time now and since I like to toy with with the guts of every system, I spent a lot of time compiling Unix programs with the built in cc comp…

Quote: Originally posted by thanatos: Lets tell Apple what we think about all this http://www.apple.com/macosx/beta/feedback.html Oh, no, not another one... This …

Just for you information I have had NOTHING from the ADC. I joined nearly two months ago and have had NO CDs, no D4 no beta NOTHING. I called Apple two weeks ago and was told to be…

Sorry. I re-read the original post and the poster does clearly say that he has been using DR4 for some time but then goes on to complain about having to pay $400. This implies that…

a C compiler isn't standard on "all" unices by the way, you have to pay a whole heap of dollars for the privaledge of using gcc on IRIX for example