Little Snitch
non basta, dopo che hai disinstallato, cerca in preferences plist e in application support, sia in user che in macintosh hd, sia nella libreria di sistema (quest'ultima dovrebbe essere stata pulita dal suo unistaller, ma non si sa mai). Inoltre concordo sul fatto che non è consigliabile installare una beta con Little Snitch.LordSteve wrote:Di solito io disinstallo la versione precedente usando il suo installer/uninstaller, poi scarico ed installo la nuova.
E sempre di solito non installo mai le versioni beta.
iBook G3 300Mhz (lo metto per primo per una questione di anzianità), PowerMac G4 500 mhz, e Mac Book Pro
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Padmé Amidala
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Ecco la versione definitiva, dovrebbe fare meno danni delle beta...
Version 2.2:
This version is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Support for 64-bit kernels has been added.
Little Snitch's Connection Alert displays more process attributes in detail view.
Global rules (if enabled) can now be created directly from the Connection Alert.
A factory rule for MobileMe has been added.
Better support for Unix root user logging in at the Mac OS X login window.
Network Monitor labels applications owned by other users with that user's name.
Network Monitor memory consumption has been reduced.
Little Snitch Installer has been improved to cope with partially broken or modified Mac OS X installations.
Version 2.2:
This version is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Support for 64-bit kernels has been added.
Little Snitch's Connection Alert displays more process attributes in detail view.
Global rules (if enabled) can now be created directly from the Connection Alert.
A factory rule for MobileMe has been added.
Better support for Unix root user logging in at the Mac OS X login window.
Network Monitor labels applications owned by other users with that user's name.
Network Monitor memory consumption has been reduced.
Little Snitch Installer has been improved to cope with partially broken or modified Mac OS X installations.
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Votantonio
- Oracolo di Mac Peer
- Posts: 4094
- Joined: Tue May 13, 2008 3:30 am
Little Snitch - 2.2.1
What's new in this version:
New rules can now be created by dragging an application icon into the rules window.
Added a new "Turn into Global Rule" command to contextual menu.
Improved alert message when attempting to delete a protected rule.
Improved detection of invalid process paths.
Added "via" info to summary of "Don't show in Network Monitor" rules.
The "Buy" button is now removed after successful registration.
Fixed: Clicking in the application column didn't select all rules of this process.
Fixed: Changing a rule's "approved" status didn't immediately update the status icon.
Fixed: Long hangs after accepting / editing rules.
Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
What's new in this version:
New rules can now be created by dragging an application icon into the rules window.
Added a new "Turn into Global Rule" command to contextual menu.
Improved alert message when attempting to delete a protected rule.
Improved detection of invalid process paths.
Added "via" info to summary of "Don't show in Network Monitor" rules.
The "Buy" button is now removed after successful registration.
Fixed: Clicking in the application column didn't select all rules of this process.
Fixed: Changing a rule's "approved" status didn't immediately update the status icon.
Fixed: Long hangs after accepting / editing rules.
Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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Votantonio
- Oracolo di Mac Peer
- Posts: 4094
- Joined: Tue May 13, 2008 3:30 am
Dipende dal tipo di aggiornamento. Dal Forum di Little Snitch:
Upgrades and bug fixes to Little Snitch are generally free for current license owners, unless a new major version is released. If you buy a license for Little Snitch 2.0, it will be valid for 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 and so on, but not for version 3.0. The release of a new major version will only occur as a consequence of major functionality enhancements.
