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Wednesday, May 13 2009 @ 08:27 AM EDT

10.5.7 Released
Contributed by: JonThompson | Views:995

Apple released 10.5.7 Client and Server yesterday. While there isn't anything in the release notes directly related to XSan, there appears to be a slew of items that will benefit sites with Portable Home Directories and Network Home Directories.

As always, wait until the dust settles, and/or install on a test network first. Please share your experiences here.

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10.5.7 Released

Authored by: JonThompson on Thursday, May 21 2009 @ 05:34 PM EDT

So, It's been a week. Has anyone bit the bullet? I've got all of my clients on it,
with only a glitch that required changing the resolution, and an issue with PPCs.
However, I've yet to try server, and won't for at least a week, as we have the first
visitation of the season next week. I do want to hear about any installs that have
been done, though.

10.5.7 Released

Authored by: robert!g on Sunday, May 24 2009 @ 05:22 AM EDT

I have updates our xserve to os x server 10.5.7. so far i have had no problems.
But i am not using portable directories, only OpenLDAP and FIle Share

10.5.7 Released

Authored by: goetz on Thursday, May 28 2009 @ 07:29 PM EDT

Well, I moved to 10.5.7 on Monday. It seemed perfectly fine.

Now, a few days later, I used the XSAN app to look at a graph of my fibre
traffic. Astoundingly, it is flat. Zero. If I zoom out to include 7 days, I can
see that it was active up until about the time I rebooted after the 10.5.7
upgrade.

The graph looks the same for all members of my XSAN cluster. Zero traffic.

The graph looks the same when running the XSAN app on any node of the
XSAN cluster and when running it on an unXSANed iMac control console.

The graphs of other quantities (e.g. "Average CPU" and "Network Traffic") are
completely normal.

On the other hand, everything "seems" to be just fine with the XSAN.

Odd.

10.5.7 Released

Authored by: JonThompson on Tuesday, June 02 2009 @ 08:18 AM EDT

So I finally did mine. No problem whatsoever so far.

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