10.5.7

Is out.

Thanks Des.

449MB on my iMac and Macbook... the Macbook is cooking now, I'll do the iMac later.

I installed on my MacBook Pro earlier. It was a big update 449MB via software update. Two restarts as part of the upgrade, all seems to be working fine now. If you are running Safari 4 Public Beta you'll need to run software update again to get the latest Safari 4 Public Beta (it needs another restart).

Graham

Urgh - I hate double restarts - they always make me twitchy

Am waiting for a bit I think

Beware - - have a look at Apple discussion boards.
It seems OK on the iMac (considerably quicker) but having niggles with the Macbook - it's beggared iCal for a start!
mervt

MacFriar has done it - no problems

I'm backed up - will do it later today

In reply to a post by mervt:

Beware - - have a look at Apple discussion boards.
It seems OK on the iMac (considerably quicker) but having niggles with the Macbook - it's beggared iCal for a start!
mervt

Installed with no problems noticed and no problems with iCal which I use extensively. Everything is just as I left it.

MacFriar

I noticed it last night but couldn't get it as my 'net connection was playing up . I intend to try again tonight if Be* have got their act together.

I solved my problems by dragging Library/Updates/index.plist to the desktop and then downloading and running the combo update which is here if anyone else needs it.

http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/macosx_u...

mervt

Did you not get a email from BE,

"Dear Member,

Re: Service disruption

Unfortunately your broadband service will soon be disrupted while network enhancement work is carried out.
Here are the details;

Start of outage: Wednesday at 13/05/09 01:00 AM
End of outage: Wednesday at 13/05/09 05:00 AM
Expected duration: 04:00:00 (Hrs:Min:Sec)

. We are sorry about any inconvenience this may cause and we will do everything to keep this disruption a minimum."

Computer OK!

's done , and the Safari one too

started the 10.5.7 one and went and did summat else

No problems so far

Edited by goldenoldie (Wed 13-May-09 17:19:41)

In reply to a post by goldenoldie:

and went and did summat else

That's the trick- don't sit and watch it.

It makes it feel nervous

I don't think it was just your net connection. I tried to update last night as well. Download started three or four times, slowed to a crawl. It, or I, aborted the process each time. So I left it until this morning and it downloaded no problems.

10.5.7 has completely borked the ssh client on this Mac Mini.

I can't even connect to localhost after the password has been accepted. Debug shows authentication succeeds and the server tries to establish X-forwarding but everything then hangs.

I can still connect from remotely to the sshd running on the Mac Mini and if I use Mindterm ssh applet I can still connect out from the Mini to other servers. It seems to be just the SSH client on the Mini that's broken.

Some poking around shows that I have two ssh binaries - 'which ssh' tells me the default is in /usr/bin

/usr/bin/ssh -v; OpenSSH_5.1p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7l 28 Sep 2006

I also have a different version in /usr/local/bin which I can use to make client connections;

/usr/local/bin/ssh -v; OpenSSH_5.0p1, OpenSSL 0.9.8i 15 Sep 2008

In other words, an older version of OpenSSH but with a newer version of OpenSSL.

I'm going to have to do some more poking about to find out what isn't working and why.

Has anyone else had ssh problems?

There are two restarts because it includes a Kernel update.

10.5.7 update applied ...

I have no problem with ssh localhost or ssh 127.0.0.1. I can also ssh to localhost using another login.

After the update ssh with X-forwarding is working fine on my PPC Mac Mini (connecting to a Fedora 9 server). ssh to the Mac Mini also works.

I get the same version of ssh in /usr/bin as you do, but don't have another version in /usr/local/bin.

Has this fixed DFU mode? can you now get into the phone to jailbreak? im running 10.5.2 so won't upgrade unless it will do it!

No issues.

If I had the faintest idea what you're talking about then I'd tell you, but hopefully someone else will come in

It's fine, I fount my answer its a YES!

Woop! Only, need to wait till weekend or get up half hour early so I can download the 800mb of a beasT!

800MB?

It was only 490MB for me

Combo always bigger the software update version, i always do the combo update for a . update.

I see, thanks.

I've only got two Macs and I'm not short of download allowance, so I just start the software update and let 'em get on with it

No, when I did get the notice (last week) there were no problems, this was something else and apparently randomly affected people across the country.

In reply to a post by TheHorseman:

No, when I did get the notice (last week) there were no problems, this was something else and apparently randomly affected people across the country.

If that was a follow up to my message about early problems downloading the update, it wasn't just across this country. Apple's servers had problems that were reported globally.

Ah, Hadn't seen that. It was unfortunate that it also seemed to co-inside with a problem at Be*, which is what I was on about.

In reply to a post by krazykizza:

It's fine, I fount my answer its a YES!

Thanks Krazy - been hoping it would fix that little issue.

And there was me blaming BT!

A mere 286mb on my mid-2007 MBP. Single restart.