muski;238842 Wrote: > 3) Under Leopard, the Firewall settings have been (annoyingly) moved > under the Security tab (and, worse, the firewall is turned off by > default!). First, stop Slimserver from its preferences pane. Then in > the Security->Firewall settings, choose "Set access for specific > services and applications". Then go an start Slimserver again. Right > afterwards, you'll get a popup access if you would like to allow > incoming connections to mysqld (hit "always allow"), and then the same > for "perl" (mine came up twice). Again hit "always allow"... (BTW, I > also select the "Enable Stealth Mode" under the Advanced settings of > the firewall.) It will be interesting to see what the review say > about the Leopard Firewall settings... I too can't get SS to work under Leopard. I can push the SS Start Server button but the Web Access button stays dim. I went to install the latest 7.0a but no go. I tried fiddling with the Security prefs and pushing the radio button to ad "Specific Services ..." then pushing the "+" unfolds a window in which I located Squeezecenter. Adding SC makes no difference. I just took a chance here and I don't know if this is even close to what I should do but being w/o clues this is what I did. I began following your work order but I don't get a popup access to "mysqld" or Perl. What am I doing wrong here? How can I get SS to work in my mac (I'm running 10.5.1 on a Dual G5 storing all my music on a second internal HD)???
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