Am 21.08.2010 um 07.22 schrieb John Stalberg:
On 21 aug 2010, at 04:18, Rudolf O.Durrer <[email protected]>
wrote:
I'm still running an older iMac G4 (the lamp) with 10.5.8. I use it
just for Skype and radioShark, and for nothing else. Access through
screen sharing from a Intel Mini, also 10.5.8
Today, while screensharing still worked, some utilities
(ie.Batchmod) refused to start. So I had DiskUtility running acces
rights repair.
Examining the log afterwards, it revealed that the values for owner
and group were (instead 0) over 510'000 (yes: over
fivehundredandtenthousend) for all items in usr/share/man and all
shells (bin/csh, bin/tcsh, bin/zsh...), and all access rights were
r--r--r--. Moreover, NOT ONE value was like the other...
snip...snip...
snip...snip...snip
The Apache shouldn't cause this. The owner 70 is far from the half
miljon. I havn't seen your kind of file permission failure but you
could examine your log files with /Console.app and note the time
when the web server starts and use it when read other logs of
interest. You could also read the logs on the machine from were you
controlled the G4 and see if it gives you any clues.
You're right, but that's too late: the first things I did, when the
problem came up, was a thorough cleaning with MainMenu. So the logs
are gone. I should have thouth that over before....
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