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I installed 10.1 yesterday and my custom installs of apache, php, and mysql all work. I had to comment out the hfs_apple module in my httpd.conf for apache to start though, has anyone else had this problem? Also, 10.1 ROCKS!
Most things work
My custom install of everything works so far... I've done quite a bit of compiling in the last few months... ;-) although I can no longer get GD or the Freetype libraries to compile... apache seems just fine, albeit w/o the HFS module. I hope the Developer Tools answer a few questions I have.
Most things work
well, i got it and most everything works. i noticed that sendmail isnt working anymore, and mail.app deleted my unix account from the list of accounts.
Most things work
Actually, you can switch between active windows! The key combo is Command-` (that's backtick, the upper-left key on the keyboard).
Most things work
im back to report that i had a weird problem during the boot process. during boot the computer would hang for a bout 5-10 mins during the "Starting Directory Services" portion. no matter what i did i couldnt resolve the problem. so i just backed up my data, wiped the drive, and reinstalled 10.0, all the updates, and then 10.1. sort of a pain, but i had monkeyed around with a ton of stuff...
Most things work
I upgraded from 10.0.4 to 10.1 this weekend. Everything pretty much works (mysql, php), but I have done all of the suggestions on how to get apache started but nothing has worked. In the httpd.conf I cannot find the hfs_apple module line to comment out. Most of the hints giving on varies websites like stepwise, seem to be for 10.1 install. Does anyone have hints for 10.1 upgrades? Please Help.
Most things work
I cant get websharing to start up. I take it is the apache problem you had. Can you give me details of how to get this working. Apple support have been no help.
"sudo" no longer gives full root access
I also installed over the top of a pretty customised installation (including PHP, mySQL). As with other comments, Apache failed to start. I attempted to edit httpd.conf using BBEdit opened via the command line using "sudo" (which has worked fine in 10.0.4). However, 10.1 refuses to give me root access to the file. It's the same with TextEdit, although functions that are limited to the command line seem to behave as expected with "sudo" (ie editing in emacs). Anyone else had the same?
Solution
Thanks to jimr who elsewhere on the site points out that it's the security patch for 10.1 that prevents applications being opened with root privileges from the command line. The solution is to upgrade to BBEdit 6.5 which allows "unlocking" of system-owned files.
hfs_apple module fix
Article 106505 from the Apple Knowledge base posts a fix for this. Basically, change the line: |
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