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11-02-2003, 04:41 PM
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You can, indeed, restart the server from the terminal, should that prove necessary.
To do so, you should first kill the running server. The actual executable is called "netTunes Server", and can be found readily with "ps". After you've killed the existing server, you can start a new one by running the executable which is stored in the prefPane bundle. Its path is: ~/Library/PreferencePanes/netTunes Server.prefPane/Contents/Resources/netTunes Server.app/Contents/MacOS/netTunes Server You can put it in the background with "&". Hope that helps!
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