Macintosh Manager

[Dylan Hand]

I believe you will need to stay with Mac OS Server being that there is no 
Macintosh Manager Server for Linux (As far as i know). If you have Mac OS X
Server (it was unclear if you had 9 or X), then you already have a Unix
operating system...Just open up the Terminal app and i'll feel at home ;)

Dylan

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>From: Dimitri Roschkowski <dr@port29.net>
>To: yellowdog-newbie@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
>Subject: Macintosh Manager
>Date: Tue, Nov 12, 2002, 12:07 PM
>

> Hello,
>
> please excuse my bad English. I would have such a question there: I am a
> pupil at a high school and we have 20 iMac computers there and unite Blue
> & White G3 server. Among other things the task of the system administrator
> was assigned to me. MacOS 9 x as a server installation is on the server at
> the moment and MacOS 9.2 is installed on the clients. I would like to
> change over to YDL now since the administration is made easier for me (I
> am a *nix administrator). Which surrenders, for the question now the
> operation of the Macintosh Manager. I would still like on the client
> computers to keep os 9.2. I hope you can help me.
>
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