Sherm Pendley a écrit :
> Thomas <thomas@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
>
>> Ben Artin a écrit :
>>> In article <469f2907$0$18470$426a34cc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Thomas
>>> <thomas@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>
>>>> i'm trying to find automatically wether a machine is installed with
>>>> OS X classic or as a server.
>>> Why?
>>>
>> In order to know the information.
>
> Duh, no kidding. Why do you want to know the information? What do you
intend
> to do with it?
>
> The reason that's im****tant is, the only effective difference in Server
is
> the addition of some management applications and utilities. But, those
can
> be installed on "vanilla" Mac OS X as well, or removed from Server. For
that
> reason, a far more effective approach would be to check for the service
and/
> or utility you need, instead of making (potentially faulty) assumptions
> based on the OS version.
>
> Note that if you'd simply answered the "why" question to begin with, or
> better still, given the relevant information in your original question,
you
> may well have received an answer by now, instead of requests for more
info.
> Have a look at:
>
> <http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html>
>
> sherm--
>
Thanks for your answers.
This is only a part of the informations that are given back to a
computer park management system.
This software was at first only working on windows and the information
of type of OS (workstation/server) is given back.
I'm just trying to give back all the same informations from the macs.
That's why i answered only "to know the information".
Thomas.
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