À (At) 11:10 -0400 2006-05-03, William W. Fisher écrivait (wrote) :
>Yes. If you run the Mac installer again, the postflight scripts will fix what
>needs to be fixed. No new files will be installed.
>The installer will stop your InterMapper server temporarily. All installer
>actions on Mac OS X 10.4 are logged in /var/log/install.log.
I will certainly stop the server manually before copying the latest state from
the old machine, then run the installer to fix what needs to be fixed. I
suppose that the installer will then start the server again, as it did the
first time ? BTW, IMO, this was not a good idea. When I install some piece of
software, I like to look at what has been installed before actually running it.
(*)
>The Fonts directory appears correct. Can you please email an ugly sample to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Done.
(*) it seems that the installer must start the server because, if the server is
not running, console cannot be used to enable the menu bar icon. But the menu
bar icon is not provided by the server, but by the InterMapperMenu application.
So there is absolutely NO reason why console should not be able to
enable/disable the menu bar icon when the server is not running. Putting this
option in another place in the console menus than the server settings, would be
infinitely more logical, and would allow to get rid of that artificial
dependency on server, and thus would remove the need to start it at the end of
the installation. My 0.02, anyway.
Best regards.
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/AF
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