Sounds like some kind of corrupted preferences to me then. I'd just grab all your documents (music, movies, pictures etc.) and stash them somewhere safe and then do a wipe. Of course a less drastic route would be to delete various preferences files but since the problem happens on startup it's going to be a system-wide config file. Hmm. If you create a new user and set it up to auto-login as them, does the problem go away? In other words, maybe this is something specific to your account alone. If that were true it would be easier to fix.

CB

Chris Gilland wrote:
the disk repair was done booting to dvd, yes.

Chris.


----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Blouch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: This may really seem strange, but, get a load a this


I have websharing on all the time with 10.4 and never had this problem. Wonder if there is a corrupt preferences file someplace. Might be worth just copying off your documents and wiping/reloading the whole thing. Are you running disc repair by booting of the DVD?

CB

Chris Gilland wrote:
Does anyone have the slightest clue why on my power MacG4 AGP Graffics running Tiger 10.4, every time I enable web sharing, so I can use apache, all goes fine, but then if I ever restart the system, for one reason or another, the system shows the gray screen with the apple logo, then that goes away and the logon screen starts to come up, but then it never finishes.

This to me is incredibly annoying. The only way I've seen around this is running a disc repair, and sometimes that won't even work and I have to then just reinstall Tiger with an Archive.

I'm beginning to feel the Mac version of Apache isn't worth the trouble.

I can't run Leopard for those of you who don't know. This Mac was donated to me, and unfortunately, it only has 500mhz, so, Leopard needs 900 minimum, so, I'm kind of no go, no show there.

Anyway, any suggestion of thought why this is consistently happenning?

Chris.





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