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In the world of software development, there is no such thing of bug-free products. Bugs are classified by their severity, and every release candidate, as well as actual releases, is sent into the world with bugs. It is show-stopping, severe, dangerous bugs that must be extinguished before releasing a product. If a product had to be totally bug free before release, there would never be any releases!maverick808 said:Can I also ask about the Parallels naming scheme? How on earth can you have a Release Candidate when there are known bugs, and quite severe ones? It can only be a release candidate if you think this version might actually be ready to go... but surely you don't since you know it has bugs?
Connick said:Guys, awesome tool. This is the first hitch I've run into.
I installed the update while I was connected via VPN thru Cisco VPN. I'm on Mac Pro Intel. I uninstalled Parallels and everything worked fine once again.
Will give it a try without VPN running and see what happens.
Cheers!
rhind said:But it means your entire harddrive is shared and hence read/writabe from any windows .exe that is running which I see as a security risk. Hopefully it still obeys OS X file permissions (I can't see how it can't as Parallels runs as your user, unlike VM ware which runs as root) but I'm still not happy about it because of viruses on Windows so I'll disable this functionality in 3120.
rhind said:My reason for disabling this and preferring the drag/drop method from 3106 would be I don't trust my windows partition not to get a virus (I do run virus and firewall). The files on it aren't as important as the files on the OS X partition and I don't want a program have write access to my entire OS X hard-drive. I mount 1 folder as read/write which is just for transferring files (before drag/drop appeared) and the entire hard-drive I mount as read-only so windows can't write to it.
Maybe I'm paranoid but ...
Cheers
Russell
kurtinatlanta said:I have upgraded Parallels several times without having to reactivate Windows. Maybe I'm just lucky?
Tim Surgent said:BillInSoBe,
Actually, it is fixed though not announced. When you're in VM catalogue, highlight the VM you need, press and hold Command and click Select.
The VM configuration will open but will not autostart.
Best regards,
Tim
bdwilso2 said:I agree with this. When I realized that my whole Mac drive was mounted as \\.psf\.Mac for Global Drag-n-Drop, I quickly disabled this feature. I could see leaving this enabled if there was a read-only option (similar to the regular shared folders). I can just see a Parallels-aware virus wiping out \\.psf\.Mac ....
dkp said:If this is true then it is an incredibly evil feature. I haven't checked yet to verify but it would be the very first thing to disable if it's a default.
Tim Surgent said:rufosx,
I would appreciate an extended report about the problem like rhind posted here http://forum.parallels.com/post38087-28.html
Please copy this stuff to [email protected] mailbox as well.
TIA.
Best regards,
Tim