http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/ 2010-09-10T13:52:41-05:00 http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/ http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-08-16T09:23:47-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/common_mail_server_settings?rev=1281968627 This is a list of settings for mail account setups for the most common email servers. ISP Address Port Authentication SSL AT&T pop.att.yahoo.com 995 Password Yes smtp.att.yahoo.com 465 Password Yes Comcast mail.comcast.net Password No smtp.comcast.net 587 Password No Sonic pop.sonic.net Password Yes mail.sonic.net 587 Password Yes AOL imap.aol.com 143 Password No smtp.aol.com 587 Password No Earthlink pop.earthlink.net Password No smtpauth.earthlink.net 587 Pa… text/html 2010-07-26T09:49:52-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/address_book?rev=1280155792 To rebuild the address book database delete the file ~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook/AddressBook-v22.abcddb text/html 2010-07-26T09:46:40-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/start?rev=1280155600 This Knowledge Base is essentially my brain dump of tips and tricks learned along the way in an online reference. You are free to use this information with the acknowledgment that use is not guaranteed or official procedures. Use this information at your own risk. text/html 2010-07-09T10:49:48-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/hard_drive_data_recovery?rev=1278690588 When a drive goes bad it is usually a catastrophic failure and not all data is recoverable from the drive, if at all. That is why backups are important. In case a data recovery is needed there are a few options. Software You can attempt to recover your data with software from a dying hard drive if there is not any mechanical problems with the drive. Please see this knowledge base article. text/html 2010-06-12T16:25:56-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/file_locked_and_cannot_change_owner_or_permissions?rev=1276377956 Unix in OS X has a file flag that is unmutable meaning that you can not change the file properties such as ownership, permissions or delete. You can verify this by issuing the list command with the -aole modifiers ls -aole and see the “unchg” in the file listing like below. text/html 2010-06-12T16:09:48-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/miscellaneous?rev=1276376988 * Network settings changed by another application dialog bug * Add spacers to the dock * Printing Error - enter name and password for lpadmin group * File locked and cannot change owner or permissions text/html 2010-05-30T14:50:01-05:00 Stephen Henry http://www.mymacwizard.com/kb/doku.php/moving_itunes_library?rev=1275249001 Moving between computers is easy. Just copy the entire iTunes folder found in your ~/Music folder. You should sign off from the iTunes Store and de-authorize the old computer first. But what if you want to move your music to a new location on the same computer such as a larger hard drive? The safest way is to leave the iTunes folder and everything inside where it is. Inside iTunes and choose Preferences from the iTunes menu. On the Advanced tab, set the new location where you want the library …