Oh, sweet irony...
Exactly. I was being facetious and being humorous. Wow you guys need to relax
Oh, sweet irony...
Dont tell me you work for Apple cuzz it seems such attitudes seem to prevail in their OS X development teams.
Perhaps copying and pasting from an article in its entirety would help. I appreciate your effort in trying to make it seem like you made a well thought out, well written rebuttal however, I too have google and can spot someone not copying and pasting the full article.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1452
Repairing Permissions is not an end all be all, its a maintenance tool and to call it pointless is a stretch. I guess all you John Gruber followers really believe him when he says repairing permissions is useless.
Which would have supported his point if he said "repairing permissions is an unnecessary step" and certainly supports the idea that repair is a good thing.You don't need to repair disk permissions prior to installing Mac OS X v10.6 over a previously-installed OS. The Installer will do this automatically.
Everyone,
Quit babbling nonsense. Here's the AirPrint fix, I tested and packaged it myself:
Get it while it's hot!
PS: **** the Patent Trolls!
I've just tried on my iPhone to print to an Epson SX515W which is wirelessly joined to my network with 10.6.5 10H568 (an older build) and it doesn't work.
I haven't tried plugging it into my computer and going from there yet as I'm to tired to try but if people do, I will give it a go
Everyone,
Quit babbling nonsense. Here's the AirPrint fix, I tested and packaged it myself:
Get it while it's hot!
PS: **** the Patent Trolls!
I can't find any of these directories or files in Finder.
I can find them in terminal, but I have no idea how to copy the replacement files from my desktop to the appropriate directories and I cannot see the directories in Finder.
I installed 10.6.5 and now I have network problems!!! Anyone having same problems?![]()
So taking your advice he would have included:
Which would have supported his point if he said "repairing permissions is an unnecessary step" and certainly supports the idea that repair is a good thing.
Everyone,
Quit babbling nonsense. Here's the AirPrint fix, I tested and packaged it myself:
Get it while it's hot!
PS: **** the Patent Trolls!
Airprinting works again. Thanks for posting the files. Much appreciated.
Found out how to do in in Finder using Go > Go To Folder
Good instructions at 9to5Mac.com for those who don't know how to do it in terminal.
Very BIG THANKS to Chuck G too! Well done!
As far as the AirPrint being pulled... I had the prerelease 10.6.5 installed and the final 10.6.5 wasn't showing up in Software Update. So I downloaded and installed the combo updater, fully prepared to follow the manual steps described here to get AirPrint sharing back. But, to my surprise, the files were still there and AirPrint still worked. So it looks like if you had the prerelease you can update and it will still work. Or maybe I just got lucky...
Always use software update. Always make sure your computer is ready for an update.
Manual combo updates that are downloaded within seconds of going live ALWAYS cause these random problems. I read it every time.
Agree with that post, however I was referring to repairing permissions in general, another poster was referring to repairing permissions before his OS install. I was just agreeing that we script repair permissions before and after every install pkg, mpkg, OS as a safety measure. The person I was referring to was the guy who said "repairing permissions is pointless."
Seems like you're trying to dig up an argument where none exists.
People are still going through the pointless rigmarole of repairing permissions? How quaint!
Not trolling here (honestly), but this has been bugging me.
This is the 5th update of SL and each release has fixed numerous bugs some blatant, some more esoteric. Why is no one asking the obvious question of why all this time later they're still finding stuff that's broken?
Flame away, but this situation simply doesn't exist with Windows 7. The only updates outside of things like DST updates have been security related...
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Not trolling here (honestly), but this has been bugging me.
This is the 5th update of SL and each release has fixed numerous bugs some blatant, some more esoteric. Why is no one asking the obvious question of why all this time later they're still finding stuff that's broken?
Flame away, but this situation simply doesn't exist with Windows 7. The only updates outside of things like DST updates have been security related...
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