Re: News: half a million Macs now infected with malware?

2012-04-08 Thread Anne Keller-Smith
so i'm running 10.5.8, that's leopard, does that mean i don't have the  
new java

that accepts flashback?

i did run Malware Checker from the Apple Site that said no trojan :@D

On Apr 6, 2012, at 9:00 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:


Java was only used to download and execute native x86 binaries.


Citation needed, and even if that were presently the case, that  
doesn't

mean they couldn't throw a Universal binary together.

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Time Machine backups in wrong folders

2012-04-08 Thread Sean Carroll
Done right, it would appear that there should be no problem using the
same external drive partition for Time Machine backup for 2 different
Macs. Correct me if I'm wrong.

My problem is that some backups are in the wrong folder. What I should
see in column view is:

TM Partition>Backup.backups.db>MiniLion>a few folders (it's new)
***>G4Leopard>folders dating to
last June (500+ GB in all)

What I see instead is ALL of the far right folders in the MiniLion
folder and none in G4Leopard. So when I'm using the G4 now, of course,
entering Time Machine for the purpose of restoring is useless. There's
nothing there. I don't understand exactly how it happened, but do know
that when I was setting up the mini, I didn't see the option to name
the computer before migrating files from the G4 clone. Before I did
get to naming the mini, a Time Machine backup had already run. The
mini hijacked all the backups somehow. Maybe you can explain it. I
can't, not entirely.

Anyway, I thought the obvious solution was to either rename the TM
backup folders or move the G4 backups into the G4Leopard folder, but
this was not allowed.  In attempting the latter, I selected the option
"Authenticate" from a dialog box only to get a message that the
operation couldn't be performed (error -1426). I had the bright idea
that changing permissions might allow me to do what I wanted. Long
story short: Not recommended. As I was thinking that maybe I could
live with having to recover (TM) something on the G4 through the mini,
I discovered that I couldn't enter Time Machine at all with the mini!
I ran Disk Utility and had it verify and repair the TM volume (lots to
repair, took a long time). That's where I stand now. Haven't checked
if I can enter TM with the mini.

Any thoughts? Worst case, I just erase the TM partition and start
over, maybe even repartition the entire external HD to accommodate
separate TM partitions. Won't kill me. But it seems silly that I can't
simply rename or move folders to correct this problem.

Thanks.

Sean
A Sawtooth and a Gig-E running Leopard 10.5.8, and a new Mac mini
running Lion


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