Apple Releases Security Update 2007-004
Apple has released Security Update 2007-004 for Mac OS X today.
Security Update 2007-004 is recommended for all users and improves the security of the following components:
AFP Client, AirPort, CarbonCore, diskdev_cmds, fetchmail, ftpd, gnutar, Help Viewer, HID Family, Installer, Kerberos, Libinfo, Login Window, network_cmds, SMB, System Configuration, URLMount, Video Conference, WebDAV
Security Update 2007-004 is recommended for all users and improves the security of the following components:
AFP Client, AirPort, CarbonCore, diskdev_cmds, fetchmail, ftpd, gnutar, Help Viewer, HID Family, Installer, Kerberos, Libinfo, Login Window, network_cmds, SMB, System Configuration, URLMount, Video Conference, WebDAV
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63 months ago
My repair permissions is going crazy with changes. Can't believe how many.
Second pass none. Restart Required :eek: :( No Thanks. I'll wait 'til I have a break I can afford to reboot in. I wish Safari had a memory for all the windows and tabs that are open so you could restart it from where you left it last. Is that in Leopard's Safari anyone know?
Second pass none. Restart Required :eek: :( No Thanks. I'll wait 'til I have a break I can afford to reboot in. I wish Safari had a memory for all the windows and tabs that are open so you could restart it from where you left it last. Is that in Leopard's Safari anyone know?
63 months ago
I strongly suggest rebooting as soon as possible. Applications will start breaking due to changes in Keychain Management. (More specifically it is probably the Login Window changes.)
~desu
~desu
63 months ago
Restart took very long. Stayed for a few minutes at the grey screen with the Apple logo, then went black again, started again (on its own) and continued to start up in a more normal fashion.
I had logged out and back in just before running software update.
(MBP 2.33, 160 GB, 2 GB, installed the Aperture 1.5.3 update at the same time).
I had logged out and back in just before running software update.
(MBP 2.33, 160 GB, 2 GB, installed the Aperture 1.5.3 update at the same time).
63 months ago
After restarting my MacBook after installation, I seemed to hang on the Apple start screen for quite a while. My laptop restarted once again, and then went straight to the login screen.
Very odd. All seems fine now though.
Very odd. All seems fine now though.
63 months ago
Restart took very long. Stayed for a few minutes at the grey screen with the Apple logo, then went black again, started again (on its own) and continued to start up in a more normal fashion.
I had logged out and back in just before running software update.
(MBP 2.33, 160 GB, 2 GB, installed the Aperture 1.5.3 update at the same time).
After restarting my MacBook after installation, I seemed to hang on the Apple start screen for quite a while. My laptop restarted once again, and then went straight to the login screen.
Very odd. All seems fine now though.
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