Permissions Check - best method

• Subject: Permissions Check - best method
• From: "Brad Schonhorst" <email@hidden>
• Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:30:56 -0400 (EDT)
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It has been suggested to run a permissions check before and/or after an
upgrade to Mac OS X Server.  I would assume this would mean booting off
the Server CD and running the permissions check from there when scanning a
boot volume.

I am wondering if this is in fact still valid after several upgrades?  For
example, lets say my CD is version 10.4.1 and I am running 10.4.6.  Is
booting off a 10.4.1 CD and running permissions checks a good idea if the
boot volume has been updated?  Some of those updates are huge and clearly
are making some large changes.





-brad

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