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You can't be more wrong!At the same time that Apple adopted this older system, Microsoft, with Windows 2000, moved away from it and began using their much more robust Active Directory systemI've been working with Active Directory and Open Directory for more than 10 years now, and I would like to express my opinions:Microsoft's Active Directory and Open Directory are both based on LDAP and Kerberos. In no way Open Directory is older technology as Windows NT.Apple has been supporting Active Directory for years. You could even modify ADs schema to host Apple objects for native client management.You could buy a Mac mini, install OS X Server, bind to AD and use AD to authenticate access to Profile Manager.There's no way an Active Directory server would run on top of OS X, as AD si an integral part of Windows Server and integrates and depends on other services.I don't think Apple is interested in server hardware anymore. They are focusing in building client devices and embracing the cloud with iCloud, VPP and DEP p

Wow! That did it, I had something called RCWebColorPicker installed ( from I don't know where ). Deleting that file fixed my problem. Thank you very much! Now I can play.

Bryan: There are two approaches in Xcode 7 …• You can switch to seeing the interface for your Swift file (which will replace the file in the editor) by using the Generated Interface item in the related files popup in the upper-left of the source editor window. (It will be the item at the bottom of the popup)• You can view the interface alongside your Swift file by opening the Assistant Editor (using the menu item or the toolbar control in the upper-right of the workspace window.) The Counterparts category (which is the default) will show you the generated interface for your Swift file (the title will be the name of your file, followed by (Preview).)

How do you file a crash report? Never needed to do it.

The notification actions need to be the same across iPhone and Apple Watch. Please file an enhancement request at bugreport.apple.com.

I was seeing this too, and at the same time Spotlight indexing was not progressing (mds and mds_stores running but doing nothing, no mdworkers in sight). I turned off the only service I previously turned on in Server beta 1: File Sharing, rebooted, and everything looks OK now. No sdmd, opendirectoryd hanging back, no pegging, and spotlight started indexing.

There isn't direct access to a stream of audio from the microphone in watchOS. However, you can present a system interface to record audio to a file using:- (void)presentAudioRecordingControllerWithOutputURL:(NSURL *)URL preset:(WKAudioRecordingPreset)preset maximumDuration:(NSTimeInterval)maximumDuration actionTitle:(nullable NSString *)actionTitle completion:(void (^)(BOOL didSave, NSError * __nullable error))completion;

I've filed a bug for this, #21341643

Perhaps you missed the part where I suggested you symbolicate the log. If you do so, this line0 Rest on Work 0x0000000100094e54 0x100088000 + 52820will indicate the source file and line of code at which it crashed. That's usually a pretty good clue what the problem was.

Same here. would love an answer as I backed up and cannot locate any backup files...