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What have I done????Need some help from more experienced Apple users than I (i.e. everyone).<br /> <br /> I just got my first Apple, an ibook, the other week, and instal…
... su'd to root or sudo mv'd the directory in ... -
autostarting Apache on startupHow do I do this?<br /> <br /> I have to type sudo httpd every time I wish to use my apache (after restarting, which I have to do often). Can I autos…
... the same why as typing sudo httpd does. I don't ... -
autostarting Apache on startupHow do I do this?<br /> <br /> I have to type sudo httpd every time I wish to use my apache (after restarting, which I have to do often). Can I autos…
... the same why as typing sudo httpd does. I don't ... -
Default Web Browser problems. Wont select Chimera anymoreIn the Prefs I selected Navigator (chimera) but since I updated it, it doent launch it anymore. It defaulted to Internet Explorer. I kept reselecting…
... is in the Terminal. Type: sudo rm /Library/Caches/com.apple ... -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
... use that in terminal: [code] sudo find path/of/the/file ... -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
... I typed into the console: sudo find path/of/the/file ... -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
yeah, you forgot the path of the file ! [code] sudo find /users/flo/desktop/ -name "and Roll" -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf and use quotes for files with a space between them. "file name" [ 11-04-2002: Message edited by: Defiant ] -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
... just type in, in terminal: sudo rm -f (space) And drag ... (though you shouldn't need sudo in the first place) Erm ... -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
... still doesn't work: davidlindsay% sudo rm -f/Users/davidlindsay/Desktop ... -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
[code] sudo find /users/davidlindsay/desktop/ -name "and Roll" -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf use THIS !! that before was VERY dangerous. it almost deleted your whole desktop... -
Force deleting a file.I have an IE file that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete it a message comes up saying that the document is being used in another task. <br /…
... still doesn't work: davidlindsay% sudo rm -f/Users/davidlindsay/Desktop ... after the -f should be: sudo rm -f /Users/davidlindsay/Desktop ... -
Why can't I delete this file!?!To start:<br /> I copied an OS 9 partition to my Firewire backup drive. I no longer need it, so I tried to delete it - no go. It always says that I d…
try this: sudo rm /path/to/file if ... about the file path, do: sudo rm then drag the file ... enter to execute the command. sudo will grant u temporary root ... -
Why can't I delete this file!?!To start:<br /> I copied an OS 9 partition to my Firewire backup drive. I no longer need it, so I tried to delete it - no go. It always says that I d…
Try using sudo rm -f <path to file> forces remove of file, since you couldn't remove it regularly as root. -
Shutdown a computer remotely?How would one shutdown a computer over ssh? If possible. Once shutting it down, is there a way to turn it back on over ssh (or another way)? <br …
... ssh (or another way)? Curious... sudo shutdown (read man shutdown for ... -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
... those people that has used "sudo rm" ? If so, that is ... -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
... to the terminal and type: sudo diskutil enablejournal / \tThen stop doing ... -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
[quote]Originally posted by MrBillData: Are you one of those people that has used "sudo rm" ? If so, that is likely the reason. :confused: rm is a standard unix deleting command, sudo just gives you root powers, how does this make a difference? -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
... a standard unix deleting command, sudo just gives you root powers ... possiblities and not think that sudo is some kind of magical ... -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
... possiblities and not think that sudo is some kind of magical ... root, or using 'rm' as sudo. Sorry. The two have nothing ... -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
... root, or using 'rm' as sudo. Sorry. The two have nothing ... -
A time to Worry?What would you do if you found the following information while doing a repair with Disk Utilitiy?<br /> <br /> Repairing disk "New Stuff".<…
... those people that has used "sudo rm" ? If so, that is ... -
sharing a 2nd mac hd with pc on a networkHello all<br /> <br /> i've got a bit of a problem, and can't find the answer anywhere. i've just installed a second internal hard disk on my G4 osX…
... Terminal and type; cd /etc sudo pico smb.conf ---------------------------------------------------------- You'll ... -
How do I get around this??<a href="http://manifest116.250free.com/Picture1.jpg" target="_blank">http://manifest116.250free.com/Picture1.jpg</a>…
... the most useful command here: sudo lsof That will list all ... -
How do I get around this??<a href="http://manifest116.250free.com/Picture1.jpg" target="_blank">http://manifest116.250free.com/Picture1.jpg</a>…
... the most useful command here: sudo lsof That will list all ... -
Webserver refusing to start.I use my webserver on my Mac to send my song ideas to my friends, and all of a sudden it will not start up. I click on the check mark, and it says st…
... the terminal? Type 'sudo apachectl restart' or 'sudo apachectl start' if you ... -
apache/webserver helpfinally, I got my webserver running. With portmapping, dyndns etc. <br /> Now I want to add a path to an external drive (my ipod). I read that it's p…
... ]ls /Volumes/; cd /etc/httpd/; sudo emacs httpd.conf; note after ... -
root user troublesI have a g4 867 (quicksilver) that i bought refurbished...<br /> <br /> i have never been able to successfully change myself to the root user. I've r…
... own account by using the 'sudo' command preceding whatever terminal command ... -
root user troublesI have a g4 867 (quicksilver) that i bought refurbished...<br /> <br /> i have never been able to successfully change myself to the root user. I've r…
... .g.- TurboPrefs.prefPane). [quote][code] sudo rm /System/Library/PreferencePanes/FileName ... by the system on using sudo and then you will be ... -
root user troublesI have a g4 867 (quicksilver) that i bought refurbished...<br /> <br /> i have never been able to successfully change myself to the root user. I've r…
there is a easier way to do this what you did, jack. just type [quote] sudo rm into the terminal and drag & drop the file into the terminal window. voilÃ* ! -
Sharing files between OS X and 9 computersAt work, we have an OS 9.2 computer and an OS X 10.2.3 computer. There is a group of Quark files that we both need access to in order to work on them…
Sorry, haven't seen this. The only thing I can think of related to this is permissions. Try running this in the terminal in OS X. sudo diskutil repairPermissions /
