Stuck in Server Assistant mode.

Hi,

Did a clean install of Leopard 10.5 Server on a Dual 2.66G Intel Cor2Duo Tower. Everything went fine created a few users, added some folders with files, created a few sharepoints, set permissions levels on the sharepoints.

Notified by Apples Software Updater to update Quicktime and iTunes to a newer version, did so. Then I did a Disk Utility on the HD and got some ACL error statements but at the end DU said permissions were repaired.

Now......... When the computer boots, I get the sign in screen, put an administrative user and password in, and I'm put into the Server Assistant Application.

Can't get past point, what did I do wrong or how do I fix this?

Thanks for any help
VWW

Intel Cor2Duo Tower, Mac OS X (10.5), Server

Posted on Nov 9, 2007 11:58 AM

19 replies

Komakino

Level 1

5 points

Dec 23, 2007 3:35 PM in response to Paul.V

Good deal, I'm glad this is working for other people as well. As Paul.V pointed out you can use other methods to remove the offending files (ssh in, Send Unix Command via ARD, mount the non-booting volume in target disk mode etc.) but it does look like we may have found a fix.

Dec 24, 2007 12:56 PM in response to Komakino

Thanks for your help guys. The last fix repaired my issue. SSH'ing in my box was the easiest method to repair in my opinion.

Chuck

Dec 24, 2007 11:22 PM in response to Komakino

Confirmed. The SSH fix worked for me as well.

Great thanks!
scotto

Feb 16, 2008 10:32 AM in response to Komakino

Thanks Komakino, all sorted

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