My experience has been that it does work, in a way. It reports the wrong application name when telling you about the attempt to connect, but naming an OS X app as the culprit instead of the classic app I am using. If I have Adobe Photoshop CS open, that's usually the app it names. Also, it will throw up a warning, again with the wrong app named, when a classic app just tries to print to a network printer (but not when an OS X app tries to print to the same printer.)
So, seems to me, it's idiosyncratic with classic apps but basically still works. Mike At 3:53 PM -0700 4/19/04, Paul Berry wrote: >Does littlesnitch also snitch on the activities of OS 9 applications >running under OS 10.3's classic mode? -- "The radish, much as we may or may not love it, and in my case I may love it, is not going to last. If you make a friend of a radish there's an inevitable consequence you will eat it. Consequently if you act the radish to someone you will always wind up being digested." Robyn Hitchcock, 1985 _______________________________________________ Littlesnitch-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://at.obdev.at/mailman/listinfo/littlesnitch-talk
