At 07:14 +1100 28/2/05, Mark Gibson wrote: >I have a client with three workstations, all running 10.3.8. Each >machine has sharing turned on and they often link to each other to >share files. There is no dedicated server (yet). > >As of yesterday morning one of the machines (lets call it machine B) >is acting very peculiar. If machines A and C are already on when >machine B is started, machine B displays dialogue boxes about >"trying to contact machine A / C". If machines A and C are off when >machine B is started, machine B starts normally and doesn't display >these dialogue boxes. > >I"ve spent some time with them on the 'phone and they assure me that >there are no entries in machine B's, System Preferences -> Accounts >-> Startup Items. I also got them to remove any favourites from the >"connect to server" dialogue box. > >Any of ideas as to where residual information might lie? >-- > >Regards, > >Mark (}-: >+61 (0)4 1927 7198 >Skype / AIM / iChat: gibsonm1 > >The Horse, the Saddle, the Man >-- Josh Wisenbaker suggested the following that was right on the money: >Check and see if they added a shared folder to the Finder Sidebar. >I've seen this cause some odd things before. Removing those fixed the problem straight away. -- Regards, Mark (}-: +61 (0)4 1927 7198 Skype / AIM / iChat: gibsonm1 Macintosh is why computers are fun! -- Mark Handler