on 4/26/05 9:33 AM, Ed Pastore wrote:
> On 4/25/05 9:52 PM, "Barbara Alfors" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>> We have also had problems with OS X Retrospect clients turning themselves
>> off. I think it was because the client had to be installed as root, but
>> can't confirm this was the problem. We've had to delete and reset the
>> clients that this happened to (so far, about 3-4 out of 12 OS X clients).
>> We're running Retrospect client 5.1 and server 5.0 on OS X, with DHCP.
>
> Thanks for the input. Did delete/reinstall make the problem go away?
>
> Can you install Retro not as root?
Well, I'm just the in-house (read "stopgap") computer person, so I wasn't
the one to fix it.
I do know that Retrospect was NOT originally installed as root, and it's
been several months since the problem has occurred. It did happen twice to
the same person, but I don't know whether it was installed as root the
second time around.
I noticed someone mentioning that it only happened with Jaguar, and now that
I think about it, that's been the case for us as well - which is probably
why it hasn't happened recently.
-Barbara
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