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jamwerx replied on May 13, 2009 05:06 to the problem "No SFTP connection after upgrade to ExpanDrive 2.0" in ExpanDrive:
maybe try cleaning caches, repairing permissions then updating the macfuse install.-
jamwerx replied on May 13, 2009 01:22 to the problem "No SFTP connection after upgrade to ExpanDrive 2.0" in ExpanDrive:
Try this and it should fix it:
Download macfuse and just do a install right over the top of the old one.. aka just install it again and it should work. I don't know why but the update to 2.0 and then to 2.1 hoses macfuse -
jamwerx asked a question in ExpanDrive on April 24, 2009 15:10:
my connection fix after upgradeMy drives would turn green but no mounts anywhere and I could get in just fine with terminal.
Checked macfuse for updates and it said there were none but I downloaded and installed it over itself and that did the trick. -
jamwerx replied on April 24, 2009 14:54 to the problem "No SFTP connection after upgrade to ExpanDrive 2.0" in ExpanDrive:
add me to the list...... -
jamwerx replied on April 02, 2009 22:11 to the problem "Free download from MacHeist now asking me for registration after update!" in The Cosmic Machine:
It doesn't matter if it is eventbox or macheists fault, either way the user is the one paying the price! I understand that you need to be paid for your efforts but giving away a product and a week later doing an update to make them pay is class A stupidity!
I buy a lot and I mean a lot of programs and have no problem paying for them but if you choose to do it the way you did then you should at least let the people use it and get comfy with it for a month or so and then bend them over for money and the ones who have gotten used to it will buy it and the others won't. In my case I have used it once.. ONCE and then it tries to make me buy it and like others there is NOTHING mentioned about this on machiests site which is their fault and there is NOTHING mentioned about the limitations during the install which is YOUR fault.
Either way this is bad bad bad management & while the program is ok I certainly won't be buying it after this messup. -
jamwerx replied on October 30, 2008 16:22 to the question "All virtual hosts point to the root of the webserver" in ClickOnTyler:
I ran into this issue as well. If you open up httpd.conf and go to this line (460) and uncomment it so it looks like below, make the change and restart apache. (can use terminal with : sudo apachectl restart)
# Virtual hosts
Include /private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
This will tell apache to run that file and include it so that the vhosts can be found.
