Apple re-posts Security Update 2005-003 (1.1) for Mac OS X Server
As reported here last week, Apple posted, then pulled (within 48 hours) the 2005-003 Security Update for Mac OS X Server due to some serious issues with the Cyrus mail service component and other problems.
The update has now been re-posted, labeled as Security Update 2005-003 1.1, and is available as a 32 MB download from Apple's Web site.
The new release is obviously aimed at resolving the previously apparent issues, but if you are still having problems, please let us know.
UPDATE: We've received reports from a handful of early adopters of the new release indicating that it does indeed solve many of the issues introduced by the first iteration.
MacFixIt reader Joseph Boykin writes:
"Given that the (first 2005-003) update totally messed up e-mail for me, I installed the update without waiting to see what other opinions were.
"The good news is that everything seems to be working (only 20 minutes of use/testing though). Email (APOP) works again, as well as other security related services."
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them, i.e. support@foo.com. All emails with dots were still screwed, i.e.
christophe.lenaerts@foo.com. Sending one to christophelenaerts@foo.com
would work. The sys admins had to work for 12 hours to get it back to work
properly. Mailman is still out though. This update really sucks.
would be OK.
IMAP mail now not working for anyone. The error message on the clients is
"The server xxx refused to allow a connection on port 143".
DOESN'T APPLE TEST THIS CRAP?