On 23/05/04 1:48, "b" <fl1pper at earthlink.net> wrote: > Kim Gammelgaard paused, thought it over, and spoke thusly: > >> Interesting!, I guess that you have not run Repair Permissions lately then, >> and have changed permissions quite seriously. (did you do a 777 on /var/log >> or something? ) > > No, just set the alias as : > per sudo periodic daily weekly monthly > > so I type per <enter> and get the prompt for password, <type > password> <Enter> done Oh, now I understand why you could make such a strange suggestion as you first did: On 22/05/04 13:58, "b" <fl1pper at earthlink.net> wrote: > John Griffin paused, thought it over, and spoke thusly: > >> Download a utility called Macaroni. It does all these tasks in the >> background while your machine is active. >> >> jg > > Or open Terminal, and at the prompt, type: > > periodic -daily -weekly -monthly <hit return> usually > finished in a couple seconds. > > ~flipper This of course didn't make any sense, to run the jobs without doing a sudo, which is why I kept hunting the reason why you could post it. I think I will stick that alias into my .tcrsh-files too, as it seems an easy way of doing things. (if I can remember that I did it ;-) ) Cheers, Kim