October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
408 pages
9h 41m
English
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Keeping Control of Mountain Lion Server Updates
So instead of blindly installing Apple updates, here’s your homework assignment:
Research what others are seeing.
Configure Software Update properly.
Download and test the update on another Mac or in a virtual machine, using a product such as Parallels Desktop (www.parallels.com ...
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The Mac’s Software Update application automatically checks for updates that Apple recommends you run after you install Mountain Lion Server. Checking for updates is reasonable and security updates are important, but I don’t recommend installing any update on your brand-new Mountain Lion Server installation without doing some homework. Apple creates updates to fix problems or make improvements, but despite Apple’s best intentions, system updates can also break functionality or cause conflicts with third-party software. You may want to skip an update if it’s known to cause problems that would affect what you do with the server. You also need to wait for third-party software developers to catch up and release an update that is compatible with Apple’s latest update.