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I don't have permission to read the new package format of the iPhoto Library.

Now note, I do have permission but it I don't think it likes that my home directory is /private/var/automount/homes/"username". :rolleyes:

It isn't the first time that applications have broken like this. I'm looking at you Adobe.
Did you originally have your User directory on a panther machine? I remember that in the Panther->Tiger transition they moved the location of the automounted partitions, which caused no end of issues for software that translated stuff like /home/user to /private/var/automount/home/user.

FYI I have iPhoto running on a machine with an NFS mounted home directory in /private/var/automount/home/user, and it works without issue for me. That said, I have admin access to my computer!
 
Did you originally have your User directory on a panther machine? I remember that in the Panther->Tiger transition they moved the location of the automounted partitions, which caused no end of issues for software that translated stuff like /home/user to /private/var/automount/home/user.

FYI I have iPhoto running on a machine with an NFS mounted home directory in /private/var/automount/home/user, and it works without issue for me. That said, I have admin access to my computer!
We never did auto mounting until I joined the department 2 years ago. It was Tiger only.

It's being shared off out only Solaris 10 machine.
 
We never did auto mounting until I joined the department 2 years ago. It was Tiger only.

It's being shared off out only Solaris 10 machine.
I think the origin of your problem is esoteric, so I doubt Apple will be fixing it soon. We have about 15 Macs in the building here (all with NFS home directories served off a Linux box, although soon we're moving to an XServe) and none of our users have reported any issues with iPhoto. Sorry!
 
Anu ideas as to which is best; install update tonight or
install it tomorrow after installing Leopard?

I have leopard with an Archive & Install installation, and these have yet to appear on my Software Update.

Aperture, ProApp update appeared but iLife update not yet ? :eek:
 
I have leopard with an Archive & Install installation, and these have yet to appear on my Software Update.

Aperture, ProApp update appeared but iLife update not yet ? :eek:
If you have iLife '08 and Leopard, you will need neither of these updates.
 
I think the origin of your problem is esoteric, so I doubt Apple will be fixing it soon. We have about 15 Macs in the building here (all with NFS home directories served off a Linux box, although soon we're moving to an XServe) and none of our users have reported any issues with iPhoto. Sorry!
Sadly it does seem that way.
 
Ops...got a problem here:
I've downloaded and installed iLife support 8.1.1 on Leopard, i did this becouse i wanted to use iLife and i red about the update. I hadn't internet on my macbook pro that day but only on a PC.

Do you this this is causing me problems?
 
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