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Apple Releases OS X 10.9.1 With Several Mail Improvements
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Try a SMC and PRAM reset. It is probably a problem with data from an older version of OS X in the SMC memory or NVRAM (PRAM).
completely agree. it was supposed to be fixed with this update
Some have had success with reverting to the ML racoon file. i have not tried this
Build 13B35 (the second 10.9.1 beta release) already included VPN fixes. The fixes should be included in the final release, even though they are not mentioned in the release notes.
Did you try the update? Are the issues still present?
edit: Sorry, you already mentioned in another post you installed it, and it doesn't work...
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yes.. i updated and L2TP connections are still not working...
the server log does not even show an attempt..
This update didn't fix my biggest annoyance: Mail still asks for my iCloud password every day.
Guess I'll go back to using Sparrow then.
To stop that from happening go to Mail > Preferences > Accounts. Click on the Advanced Tab and change the Authentication drop down to "Apple Token". Worked for me.
Maybe the UI just went down and back up. Kinda like a logout, but a little more involved. But no actual reboot. It couldn't have rebooted for me because I didn't get the FV2 password prompt. Unless it somehow "saved" the password for the next reboot. That would be a huge security hole.
I think we all know what those "system specific enhancements" would be..
Lets just hope Apple's actually FIXED Gmail this time.... cos usually a few times running with tries, this has be bad. But we can only hope..
No beach ball so far... but i won't jinx anything..
Lets just hope Apple's actually FIXED Gmail this time.... cos usually a few times running with tries, this has be bad. But we can only hope..
No beach ball so far... but i won't jinx anything..
hahahahaa
who else thinks this is funny: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5313?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
OS X Server (Mavericks): Clients cannot connect to VPN service using L2TP
Symptoms
With OS X Server (Mavericks), the VPN service may no longer accept L2TP connections. This can happen if the client and server are behind different network address translation (>NAT) gateways.
Resolution
You can configure and use PPTP instead. Please note that PPTP requires Directory accounts.
Seriously... Problem can't securely connect to my server... Apple's solution well connect using a non-secure method.....
who else thinks this is funny: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5313?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
OS X Server (Mavericks): Clients cannot connect to VPN service using L2TP
Symptoms
With OS X Server (Mavericks), the VPN service may no longer accept L2TP connections. This can happen if the client and server are behind different network address translation (>NAT) gateways.
Resolution
You can configure and use PPTP instead. Please note that PPTP requires Directory accounts.
Seriously... Problem can't securely connect to my server... Apple's solution well connect using a non-secure method.....
Can't install this on my late 2012 imac. Worked fine on my new 13" retina MBP.
I get stuck on a gray screen with a menu bar for SoftwareUpdateLauncher. Tried both App Store and downloaded dmg versions. Both hang in the same place. Only way out is to hold down the power button.
Anyone got any suggestions on this?
I get stuck on a gray screen with a menu bar for SoftwareUpdateLauncher. Tried both App Store and downloaded dmg versions. Both hang in the same place. Only way out is to hold down the power button.
Anyone got any suggestions on this?
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really needs to get their house in order....Just tried 8-9 different file types sitting on my desktop, other than a very large (15,000 line) plist file, they all opened almost instantly in quicklook on 10.9.1 using a 2010 MacBook Pro. Other than that large plist, a fairly large excel spreadsheet took make 2-3 seconds to open the first time, very fast after that.
Maybe you have old, incompatible ql plugins installed? Not sure. I don't recall one way or the other if quicklook was fast on this computer or not in 10.9.0
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Apple REALLY done it now
Regarding L2TP in Server (Mavericks), you can always try replacing /usr/sbin/racooon with the version from Mountain Lion. Screen sharing may no longer work until rebooted.
the racoon thing does not work for all universally, i'd rather a real solution. currently i'm using open vpn...
One thing I'd like to see is with any updates or installs in the App Store for them to clearly display the size before you start the DL. I know most people have lots of data per month but that aside its nice to know if an update is going to take a few minutes to do or a couple of hours.
