Security Update 2004-09-30

Who wants to be a Lab Mouse and test it first and report.

Ahead of the game

Once again, Apple takes the initiative....... 24/7

lots of security updates these days... oh well, as long as they're solid I'd rather have updates than security holes.

- reaper

Another security update?!

Apple is just cranking these out nowadays.

Anyway, it looks like a little one, just 1.5 MB. Installing it now.

And edit ... it requires a restart ... doh.

installed...quicktime still works.

no problems thus far

No problems

Just installed it, no problems so far on a 15"PB, 1GHz

Although the Finder does feel a bit snappier.



Just kidding, it seems the same.

heh, the Finder probably seems snappier because of that reboot.

is't this update a bit late... i mean it's the 5th now...

and i just rebooted after that Java #2 update. now, i've got to re-boot again? ah well. you've gotta do what you've gotta do.

there goes trying to break my own personal uptime record hehe

cb911 said:

heh, the Finder probably seems snappier because of that reboot.

is't this update a bit late... i mean it's the 5th now...

and i just rebooted after that Java #2 update. now, i've got to re-boot again? ah well. you've gotta do what you've gotta do.

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I'd rather it be late and work right, than on-time and fubar'd.

I don'T want to update until someone confirms that "Localhost" as smtp server still works, I have a lot of work e-mails going out from my iBook...

Hello, anybody there with postfix activated?

EDIT: Nevermind, I just tried in one of our macs and everyting is correct... as always, everything looks snappier J/K

After the last couple updates I think I will wait. I have had
nothing but problems ever since...

Working fine for me...

Yay!

PDubNYC said:

Just installed it, no problems so far on a 15"PB, 1GHz

Although the Finder does feel a bit snappier.



Just kidding, it seems the same.

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Actually, it did seem to fix a problem I had where the Applications and Macintosh HD folders kept scrambling their icons.

Hmm, yet another security update - there have been quite a few lately! Ah well, I don't mind applying them since I know Apple is doing a timely and thorough job on addressing security issues, whether they are minor or not. One can never be too careful!

installed no problems here , why don't they just make sunday a update night seems like every week a new update is here - not that i am complaining mind.

ta

tom

cb911 said:

is't this update a bit late... i mean it's the 5th now...

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It's the 5th? As far as I know, it's Monday the 4th. But, yeah, if they released it today, why didn't they just call it the 10-4 update?

Update installed on Dual 2.0 G5 & iMac 17 inch G4 and no problems on either.

titaniumducky said:

Actually, it did seem to fix a problem I had where the Applications and Macintosh HD folders kept scrambling their icons.

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both my work and home computers have been doing that too! wonder what caused it?

Peter Kim said:

both my work and home computers have been doing that too! wonder what caused it?

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I've noticed the same thing lately too. It happened after I installed the most recent Java update, but I don't see what that would have had to do with it though really. As for today's "9/30" update, it installed and everything is a-ok afterwards.

I installed the security update and everything works fine. In fact I've never had any problems after installing Apple updates. Some of you guys must have your Macs seriously tricked-out to always be complaining about problems

Looks like the NetInfo update fixes the problem someone asked about a while ago here. Now there won't be a conflicting "enabled" or "disabled" root status.

Damn Apple, I've lost my 2 days uptime :-D

Glad Apple are keeping up with security fixes even though Tiger is just around the corner.

Jetson said:

I installed the security update and everything works fine. In fact I've never had any problems after installing Apple updates. Some of you guys must have your Macs seriously tricked-out to always be complaining about problems

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Same Here! I just don't understand all these problems. I've had Macs most of my life and I always install updates and never had any problems or glitches!