New User - Looking to access old Quark Xpress files

Is there a way, other than Q2ID, to make use of text or data from Quark Xpress in Indesign?

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Migrating to new user account: must chown old account's files- I think

Is there a way to selectively chown the files/folders owned by a particular user, while leaving other files/folders untouched? I'm in the process of migrating to a fresh user account on my machine. I copied what I need from the old user's home directory and chowned it recursively, as described on an Apple support page. The support page makes no mention of chowning files/folders elsewhere on the machine, but I've found plenty of stuff in other locations that are owned by the old user:
/Applications (lots of stuff)
/Library (lots of stuff)
/private/var/tmp (a small lot)
/private/var/vm/app_profile/ (2 files)
/usr/local/clamXav/ (1 easily replaceable file)
/usr/local/lib/codec/ (4 files/folders)
I'm planning to delete the old user once I'm confident that everything is working, and I'm not sure what would happen if some critical files are owned by a deleted user. The old user was an admin account, if that matters. Oh, and I'm running OSX 10.4.11 on a PPC mac, if that matters.
Any help appreciated

Niel- that article you linked to is great. Lots of helpful info that's relevant to my situation. Thanks!
After reading the article and comments, I'm a little unsure whether to use "find -L" or just "find" (or "find -P") when finding files that need chowning. It sounds like "find -L" would include symlinks that point to files/folders owned by the old user, regardless of who owns the symlink itself, whereas "find -P" would only include symlinks that are themselves owned by the old user. I think "-P" is what I need (the man page says the -P behavior is the default, so I guess I just need "find" by itself). Someone commented about this, and the article's author acknowledged some of their other suggestions, but not this one. ?
I think if I was going to change ownership of all the old user's files, I'd need to run the following commands on a few directories (/Applications, /Library, etc.):
     find $dir -user $olduser -exec chown -h $newuser {} \;
     find $dir -group $olduser -exec chgrp -h $newuser {} \;
I'd also have to look for filenames that end in the old user's uid, with something like
     find / -name "*501"
     or
     find -L / -name "*501"
However, it occured to me that while there may be files I want that are owned by the old user, there are probably also files I don't want to migrate over, like if the system's already created equivalent files for the new user and I'd be overwriting something that could cause problems. I'm going in circles
At this point I think I'd better make such changes selectively when problems crop up that I think could be solved by doing so, rather than make system-wide changes in one fell swoop. I want to fix small problems, not make big ones.

Opening old Quark Xpress files on a newer Mac

The non profit I used to work for has lost it's PDFS of our old newsletter, which they want to re-post on their website. It seems our only option is to make new ones, but the files used in their creation all date between 1997-2003--most of them are Quark 4 for OS 9 (plus the associated images created in versions of photoshop or illustrator that date to that period) because at the time I was not using an OS X enabled Mac. 1) is this the right place to ask this question; might i be better off inquiring on another forum, 2) Aside from potential problems opening files created in an OS 9 environment, might their be additional complications were we to try and do this on an intel machine? (I know little about how various SW applications handle backwards compatibility) 3) any suggestions on how best to go about this? I recall whenever I ran Quark in classic mode on my Ibook there were always font issues. 4) any pitfalls I might not be anticipating? 5) Might the best option be to find on old G4 running OS 9 in native mode loaded with Quark and the fonts we need (I have one, but it's not working. Not sure what's wrong)

I'm a bit out of practice; I did this stuff years ago. So you're saying you could use the old font files for Mac OS 8-9 with Mac OS X?
Kurt Lang wrote:
As far as fonts, we've never had an issue opening any old fonts as long as they're not corrupt in some way. Type 1 PostScript, old legacy OS 9 and earlier TrueType suitcase fonts, doesn't matter. As long as they're good, they'll work.
As far as fonts, we've never had an issue opening any old fonts as long as they're not corrupt in some way. Type 1 PostScript, old legacy OS 9 and earlier TrueType suitcase fonts, doesn't matter. As long as they're good, they'll work.

New iMac 21.5". How can I set up a new user account with access to all the files of the original user account?

Running Mavericks on a 2013 iMac 21.5". I want to set up a second user account with different settings that meet the requirements of specific software. I need the files to be accessible by both users. I have made both the main and secondary accounts administrators. I have also enabled file sharing for both. Neither account can see the other's files in Finder.
How can I make all files accessible to both accounts? I read that administrator accounts automatically can see all files on the computer, but it is not working out that way. I have restarted the computer, to no avail.

Comcast only offers POP accounts, and one way to set up the account and enter all the settings before it connects to the mail server, might be to do it Offline:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/991539#answer-547878
The server settings are given [http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/setting-up-thunderbird/ here], but the method is for Online account setup.

Why is a new user account created every time I upload files from my old PC. Can't you just use the same user account all the time?

I'm a new Mac user and am finding my way slowly around it. One question: why is a new user account created every time I upload files from my old PC?

Because you're using the Migration Assistant, and it can't migrate data to an existing user account. Transfer everything at once or use a different method.
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Creating new user having same access as that of SYSTEM user in Express Edit

Hi, is it possible in oracle to create a new user having same access as that of SYSTEM user?
If yes what would be syntax?
If not i would like to create a user having most of admin rights likes exporting and importing schemas and all.
How it can be done?
Any help would be appreciated.. :)
I am using Express Edition 11g.

same access as that of SYSTEM usergrant dba to <username>;
Its not exactly system equivalent, sys does grant a few rights directly to system database user but its pretty darn close.
exporting and importing schemasgrant datapump_exp_full_database to <username>;
grant datapump_imp_full_database to <username>;

Creating new user having same access as that of SYSTEM user.

Hi, is it possible in oracle to create a new user having same access as that of SYSTEM user?
If yes what would be syntax?
If not i would like to create a user having most of admin rights likes exporting and importing schemas and all.
How it can be done?
Any help would be appreciated.. :)

Try the below command here "SYF" is the user wchich will be created that will have system privileges: -
CREATE USER "SYF" PROFILE "DEFAULT" IDENTIFIED BY "*******" DEFAULT TABLESPACE "USERS" TEMPORARY TABLESPACE "TEMP" ACCOUNT UNLOCK
GRANT CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW TO "SYF"
GRANT CREATE TABLE TO "SYF"
GRANT GLOBAL QUERY REWRITE TO "SYF"
GRANT SELECT ANY TABLE TO "SYF"
GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO "SYF" WITH ADMIN OPTION
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."CHECK_UPGRADE" TO "SYF"
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_ALERT" TO "SYF"
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_AQ" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_AQADM" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_AQELM" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_AQ_IMPORT_INTERNAL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_DEFER_IMPORT_INTERNAL" TO "SYF"
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_REPCAT" TO "SYF"
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_RULE_EXIMP" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_SYS_ERROR" TO "SYF"
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."DBMS_TRANSFORM_EXIMP" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT READ ON DIRECTORY "SYS"."DPUMP" TO "SYF"
GRANT WRITE ON DIRECTORY "SYS"."DPUMP" TO "SYF"
GRANT ALTER ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT DEBUG ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT DELETE ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT INDEX ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT INSERT ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT REFERENCES ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT SELECT ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT UPDATE ON "SYS"."INCEXP" TO "SYF"
GRANT ALTER ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT DEBUG ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT DELETE ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT INDEX ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT INSERT ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT REFERENCES ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT SELECT ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT UPDATE ON "SYS"."INCFIL" TO "SYF"
GRANT ALTER ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT DEBUG ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT DELETE ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT INDEX ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT INSERT ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT REFERENCES ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT SELECT ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT UPDATE ON "SYS"."INCVID" TO "SYF"
GRANT EXECUTE ON "SYS"."SET_TABLESPACE" TO "SYF"
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."X$PT4PA7MVGH9J9E2BE328FS4HIHF4" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$ACL" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$CHECKOUTS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$CONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$D_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$H_INDEX" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$H_LINK" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$NLOCKS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$RESCONFIG" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$RESOURCE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XDB$WORKSPACE" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XS$DATA_SECURITY" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XS$PRINCIPALS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XS$ROLESETS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ALTER ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DEBUG ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT DELETE ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT FLASHBACK ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INDEX ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT INSERT ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT ON COMMIT REFRESH ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT QUERY REWRITE ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT REFERENCES ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT SELECT ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT UPDATE ON "XDB"."XS$SECURITYCLASS" TO "SYF" WITH GRANT OPTION
GRANT "AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE" TO "SYF" WITH ADMIN OPTION
GRANT "CONNECT" TO "SYF"
GRANT "DBA" TO "SYF" WITH ADMIN OPTION
GRANT "MGMT_USER" TO "SYF"
BEGIN
dbms_resource_manager_privs.grant_switch_consumer_group(
grantee_name => 'SYF',
consumer_group => 'SYS_GROUP',
grant_option => FALSE
END;
BEGIN
dbms_resource_manager.set_initial_consumer_group(
user => 'SYF',
consumer_group => 'SYS_GROUP'
END;

New user can't see old bus. areas in Admin Version

Hello,
I created a business area in the admin version with my old Oracle user id. I have a new Oracle user id. When logging on with the new userid to the admin version, I can't see this business area.
Yes, I added access to both admin, and end-user to the new user within discoverer
Yes, I added this business area to the new user within discoverer.
Is it a DB issue not having "create procedure" or something like it for the new user?
thnx
Endre

When adding a business area to a new oracle login, you also need to check the 'Allow Administration' checkbox for that business area. I'm guessing that is what's missing.
Regards,
John Hagel

New Users can't access mail, "Access" granted but still not working! Help!

I am running snow leopard 10.6.6 and I am having an issue where new users cannot log onto their mail accounts from programs nor the web. Though their mailboxes are set up and recieving email just fine. There logins work everywhere else (wiki, blogs, workstations), but when trying to login to mail they get that the username or password is incorrect.
This does not affect the admin. And we have enabled access in the services area of server admin as well as restarted the server. Any other help? I searched and saw that solution but no others. Any help?
It's running on a Mac mini server

Ok I always like to close out my posts. For my new users not being able to login for Mail. The issue with the IMAP with mail clients was resolved by a repair of disk permissions & a restart. Not sure what happened there 100%. But saw that tip in another thread.
Post that, I was still unable to log into webmail for users. They were getting an error:
ERROR Error connecting to IMAP server: localhost. 61 : Connection refused
This was caused by the fact that i set IMAP to REQUIRE SSL, but for some reason Squirrel Mail did not reconfigure itself to match those settings. So to do that, you have to use terminal to put up an admin for Squirrelmail.
Enter
sudo /usr/share/squirrelmail/config/conf.pl
this pulls up an easy config menu for Squirrel mail. I needed to change two things, under SERVER SETTINGS, then UPDATE IMAP SETTINGS, then you have to change both IMAP PORT to 993 and SECURE IMAP to YES. Save and Quit ad you are up and running.
Hope this helps the next person!

New user can't access server

We are using Small Business Server 2011. It's been a long time, more than three years, since I created a new user. I went to the Standard Console and followed the Add
New User Wizard. I assigned the user to her computer. When she logs on, she can access e-mail but can't get to the shared drives on the computer. I tried on my computer, logged her in, and it's the same scenario. What am I doing wrong? I know it's something
simple, but all the users in the Standard Console, including the new two, have the same boxes checked.

Hi,
Based on your description, would you please let me confirm whether just the new created user encountered this
issue, or all users? Did new created user use other function as normal? Such as Remote Web Access.
à
can't get to the shared drives on the computer
Did you mean mapped drives? If can’t access, would you please let me know the complete error message? Or the
drive was not displayed when the new user logon the client computer? If anything I misunderstand or any update, please don’t hesitate to let me know. It may help me to understand clearly.
By the way, please run
SBS BPA and check if find relevant issues.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Justin Gu

How to create new user account and delete old one?

Greetings,
we have wanted to change our alias on the discussions group but understand from the frequently asked questions section that,
"Once you create an alias, you cannot make changes to it. If you want to change your alias, you will need to create a new User Account".
However it does not go on to tell us specifically how to now set up a "new User Account". Could someone specify how to do this? And if we do this, how would we then delete the current User Account? Thank you.
Chris

Colleen Von Eckartsberg wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
However I am still confused. I originally thought the "user account" referred to an account specific to the Discussions Forums, not the general "Apple ID" however your email seems to suggest they are one and the same....Please clarify.
If so, however I do not think I am able to change my Apple ID. As I am a mobile me user I am required to us my mobile me address for my apple ID.....and do not think I can have two ID's with the same mobile me address.....
Any additional thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
Chris
Not with the same Primary address, but you can use your MM address as a secondary one. That is how I have my 2 Apple IDs setup. 1 uses my Dot Mac address and the other uses an ISP address as the Primary with the latter having my Dot Mac address as an alternate address.
Warning, even if you create a new account, you won't be able to use your current ALIAS with the new account.

New "user" created at every login - settings and files lost

Hi there,
I've recently replaced a faulty hard disk, re-installed all applications and restored files from backup. I'm using OS X 10.4.11 and an iBook G4.
Ever since, every time I login, the computer creates a new user and hence my settings and files are not available.
My user is called e.g."Jack & Jill", but it creates a new user called "iBook" and moves my "Jack & Jill" user to Macintosh HD > Users.
I can access everything by finding the old "Jack & Jill" user, but it stuffs up using applications because all the settings are under the Library for "Jack & Jill".
I have tried copying all the files and settings to the "iBook" user, but when I login next time it creates a new "iBook" user, and re-names the previous one "iBook 1" and moves it to the Macintosh HD > Users directory.
Upshot is every time I login, it's a major hassle to find all my files and get all the settings right.
Has anyone heard of this problem before and can recommend a solution?
Cheers,
Tertullian

Hi Tertullian, I've seen this, it usually happens when a users name is renamed, whether you did it or it was a spontaneous event...
Return to default desktop, apparent "loss" of home directory, (it can happen spontaneously too)...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107854
Have you tried making a new Admin user & see if that one holds between reboots?

Unable To Save Quark XPress File In Mac OS 10.2.8

I have been trying to save a layout I created using Quark XPress 6.1 on an iMac with a 10.2.8 OS. When I first created the document, I was able to save it with no problem. However, after I had done some more work on it, I tried to save the changes -- but all I got was a message that said "Cannot find required volume or folder [-35]." The folder I have been trying to save it to is still there. I then tried using Save As to save it in a different location or under a new name -- but then I get an "Unknown error [-51]."
I tried to solve the problem by consulting Help, but all I was able to find is that apparently the error is occurring with the OS, not with Quark XPress.
I spent hours working on this document and will be sick if I am unable to save it. Can anyone possibly help me? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.

How big is your hard drive, and how full is it?
How big are files like the one you are trying to save?

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I am unable to save Quark Xpress documents in my iMac running OS 10.9.4.
The file is fine as I am able to use it on a different machine outside of the office.
The file is on the local desktop and can not be saved there or to the server even if the name is changed.
I thought about trying to delete the temporary "jaws" files from the private folder but don't seem to think that's the answer.
I have definitely verified and repaired permissions and that seems to have no impact.

Try setting up another admin user account to see if the same problem continues. If Back-to-My Mac is selected in System Preferences, the Guest account will not work. The intent is to see if it is specific to one account or a system wide problem. This account can be deleted later.
Isolating an issue by using another user account
If the problem is still there, try booting into the Safe Mode using your normal account. Disconnect all peripherals except those needed for the test. Shut down the computer and then power it back up after waiting 10 seconds. Immediately after hearing the startup chime, hold down the shift key and continue to hold it until the gray Apple icon and a progress bar appear. The boot up is significantly slower than normal. This will reset some caches, forces a directory check, and disables all startup and login items, among other things. When you reboot normally, the initial reboot may be slower than normal. If the system operates normally, there may be 3rd party applications which are causing a problem. Try deleting/disabling the third party applications after a restart by using the application un-installer. For each disable/delete, you will need to restart if you don't do them all at once.
Safe Mode
Safe Mode - About
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How can I access old back up files?

I have a seagate back up drive where I pointed time machine to back up my files. I recently replaced my hard drive and was told I would be able to access the back up files to restore any old data I may want. I see the back ups but they are in a darker purple. I only have access to back ups on the external drive I have created since having the replacement drive installed. What is the purpose of backing up data if you can not get to it with another hard drive or computer?
Why is an easy concept such a difficult procedure. Once I point it to the old back ups it should not only see them, but be able to access them.
I have the old drive and other pages referred me to Backups.backedupd to manually get to the back up files. I can search and find backups but there is no folder backedupd. I also cannot find a complete name of the above. It is frustrating not to be able to find an answer to a fairly common question.
Thank You

Was it made using Mountain Lion?
As nice as TimeMachine is now, it wasn't always – it will be 6 yrs since intro'd in 10.5 –
This is what will probably work
http://www.tri-edre.com/english/backintime.html
Obviously you don't want to make the old drive as active backup destination, but I have two TM drives, both connected (I switch between them for daily, weekly and such) and both show up as standard TM "green" icon on my desktop.
This is a good FAQ
http://pondini.org/TM/Home.html

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