#Com microsoft autoupdate fba mac#
#Com microsoft autoupdate fba windows#

Indicate that one or more processes, and one or more users, are un-able to write to that file. The few lines of your “” file located at: That key is NOT missing from the “ist” file on your wife’s Mac. If you get e-mails re my replies to you, please ignore the contents of such e-mails, because they are not likely to have the more recent editing.Īnd its (true / false) status is missing from the “ist” file on your new Mac. Need a screenshot of the results, of that command. The commands have been modified, in order to provide the rows in the results, that will indicate the relative permissions of the neighboring items. Please display the screenshots in the same order as the following 'ls. I am looking for info, including ACL results (if any), including some attributes (if any), including date details, in all the following (except the tail-end Firewall issue).įor the following command results, I only need the screenshots. The ability to compare two text files alongside each other, is very helpful. These two examples also illustrate by comparision between them, the use of the tilde ( ~ ), (my reply to your reply 63)

#Com microsoft autoupdate fba mac#

Your wife’s Mac – is represented by the “_W”.

#Com microsoft autoupdate fba windows#

The objective being: For you to arrange to have two similar files on your Mac Desktop, and then use BBEdit > Compare Two Front Windows function, to view and notice any differences between the files.Ĭommand to place a copy of “” file on the Desktop of YOUR Mac (one line command – the wacky Discourse Report/Reply window makes the following look like 2 lines):Ĭat /Library/Preferences/ > /Users//Desktop/_T.plistĬommand to place a copy of “” file on the Desktop of your wife’s Mac (one line command – the wacky Discourse Report/Reply window makes the following look like 2 lines):Ĭat /Library/Preferences/ > /Users//Desktop/_W.plistĬommand to place a copy of “ist” file on the Desktop of YOUR Mac (one line command – the wacky Discourse Report/Reply window makes the following look like 2 lines):Ĭat /private/var/db//ist > /Users//Desktop/disabled_T.plistĬommand to place a copy of “ist” file on the Desktop of your wife’s Mac (one line command – the wacky Discourse Report/Reply window makes the following look like 2 lines):Ĭat /private/var/db//ist > /Users//Desktop/disabled_W.plistīecause of the display problem: the wacky Discourse Report/Reply window makes the following look like 2 lines (because of the ' > ' character that is intended to direct the output of the command, to a Desktop file), I added the following examples of what are called one liners – commands entered as a single line in the Terminal Window. My apologies for my many online re-edits that may interrupt your reading them.

Please re-read the updated portion at the end of my reply 54, and all of my reply 60.