|
I have the same problem...
Hi,
I just upgraded from TIGER to LEOPARD (on my Powerbook G4 1.25 GHz, 3 years old and still kickn' machine) and want to make a SuperDuper image backup. I am using the LEOPARD compatible version of SuperDuper. I have loaded all the Apple upgrades on my LEOPARD OS (10.5.2 and a video upgrade and a security upgrade, as well as other application upgrades that were necessary per Apple upgrade)...
I am having the same problem that this thread is about. When SuperDuper tries to access the files my Little Snitch application warns me that mount_nfs is trying to connect to 192.168.0.71 on port 111 (which is used by tftp, a very insecure protocol - ftp without login/password)... and it tells me /sbin/mount_nfs is the file that is causing the problem. I think that with TIGER I was able to disable this file - forget how - to get around the problem and at the same time shore_up a possible security hole in the OS...
At any rate,
appreciate any light you can shed on this - and associated fix/workaround,
southside_bruce
|