The fix is in there - sorry forgot which thread.. A member named Tooky posted; __________________________ Go into terminal and type: ln -s /private/tmp /tmp Include spaces. Then log out an log in again. Make sure your Admin. Problems should be solved. The first letter is a lower case L like Ellen. For some reason Safari wipes out the 'tmp" file whatever that is. And I remember when Mac meant ease of use. ________________________ This fixed Software Update and MacJanitor for me. (neither were working as of late - yesterday!) Hopefully this is 'The Fix' for everyone.. On 1/9/03 2:31 PM, "Bill Reburn" <bill at pacificcoast.net> wrote: > I fear this may be the culprit behind > A) Macjanitor not working all of a sudden. > B) SoftWare Update giving an Unexpected Error when checking for Updates. > C) Classic not wanting to Startup (which doesn't matter for me anymore, > because I just turfed it) > > Anyone else? > > On 1/9/03 2:26 PM, "John Pariseau" <simplymail at yahoo.com> wrote: > >> On Apple's discussions: >> >> http://discussions.info.apple.com >> >> Under the Safari Discussions. >> >> It appears some have had their users folders wiped due to Safari downloading >> a >> file, and >> incorrectly naming it. Don't take my word for it - go to the discussions. It >> is under the Danger >> Danger thread. >> >> I am using Safari, and have had no downloading problems *yet*. >> >> PBG4 550, 10.2.2, Safari 1.0 Bill Reburn