OS X 10.9.1 Update has been released

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Topic # 138034 17-Dec-2013 16:08

Main fix is for users who use Gmail with Mail App. Also appears to have fix iCal syncing with Google calendar.

Apple's information is listed here

The OS X Mavericks v10.9.1 Update is recommended for all OS X Mavericks users. It improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac. This update includes:

Improved support for Gmail in OS X Mail, and fixes for users with custom Gmail settings Improves the reliability of Smart Mailboxes and search in Mail
Fixes an issue that prevented contact groups from working properly in Mail
Resolves an issue that prevented VoiceOver from speaking sentences that contain emoji
Fixes an issue that prevented iLife and iWork apps from updating on non-English systems
Addresses an issue that may cause multiple prompts to unlock “Local items” keychain
Addresses an issue that may cause Japanese keyboards to retain a previously used language
Resolves issue that prevents a Contact group name from populating the address field
Includes Safari 7.0.1

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Reply # 953814 17-Dec-2013 16:11

Still no fix for SMB and WebDAV mounting issues. I would recommend staying with 10.8.5 for now, if you use your Mac for connecting to shares at work.

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Reply # 954388 18-Dec-2013 15:17

Seconded. Their broken SMB implementation is the source of a lot of frustration. Too late for me unfortunately, I've had to resort to using SFTP just to copy files around the home network because OS X can't share files properly. Grr. On the upside, SFTP is much quicker than SMB/CIFS.

The fact that it's now a fairly old problem that still hasn't been fixed suggests to me that they're deliberately not fixing it to break interoperability with non OS-X devices.

At least on 10.8.x I could install SMBUp to regain proper filesharing, but that doesn't work on my 10.9 machine.

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Reply # 954390 18-Dec-2013 15:20

stevenz: Seconded. Their broken SMB implementation is the source of a lot of frustration. Too late for me unfortunately, I've had to resort to using SFTP just to copy files around the home network because OS X can't share files properly. Grr. On the upside, SFTP is much quicker than SMB/CIFS.

The fact that it's now a fairly old problem that still hasn't been fixed suggests to me that they're deliberately not fixing it to break interoperability with non OS-X devices.

At least on 10.8.x I could install SMBUp to regain proper filesharing, but that doesn't work on my 10.9 machine.

From what I understand SMB wasn't going to be included into OS X 10.8 and was only included in at the last minute due to pressure put on the software development team. Not surprised it does't work in 10.9

Workgroup manager was also rumored to be culled from 10.9 Server but I haven't had a chance to play with it yet so can't say for sure.

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Reply # 954391 18-Dec-2013 15:20

Yes I've moved all my work files from the server to Google Drive...to be honest it has ended up being a much better outcome for me. Maybe Apple are trying to focus people towards "cloud based" storage. Just like getting rid of the DVD drive.

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Reply # 954394 18-Dec-2013 15:22

Hmm, I wonder what causes the SMB issues; I've been running 10.9 since launch day and everything works fine for me. There must be something special about your configuration; is there anything strange about the server that you're connecting to?

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Reply # 954397 18-Dec-2013 15:27

SBS2008. You can get around the problem by using CIFS instead which forces SMB1. OS X10.9 tries to connect with SMB2 and this causes the problem. Not only that but WebDAV is seriously broken. There are heaps of forums out there with the SMB and WebDav problem. I have sent bug reports to Apple and they have been in touch with me several times for more info.

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Reply # 954409 18-Dec-2013 15:56

Ahh, it looks like my old 2003 server doesn't have SMB2 so that'll be why I've never run into the issue.

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Reply # 954412 18-Dec-2013 16:03

I also have 10.9 since it released and have had no issues connecting to our SBS2008 box.
What does the issue look like?
How does it present itself?

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Reply # 955005 19-Dec-2013 18:05

The issue I have is sharing files on an NTFS volume _from_ OS X _to_ any *nix based device (Linux, Android). They simply can't access the shares ny more.

The volume in question gets accessed via a Win7 OS as well (dualboot) so needs to be NTFS, ExFAT may work but I doubt it'd fix the issue.

The hack of forcing CIFS\SMB1 to access other shares _from_ OS X works fine.

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