I sometimes network my G5 desktop with my G4 PowerBook over my Airport connection, to transfer files, etc.
Recently I noticed an odd thing with this setup. Using leopard.
On the G5 desktop, I select the PowerBook (which shows up in the "Shared" portion of the Finder window sidebar). I click the "Connect As..." button and enter my username and password. I gain access to the PowerBook.
So far so good.
Then, I click the "Disconnect" button in the G5 desktop Finder. It disconnects from the PowerBook.
Then, I click the "Connect As..." button again. At this point, I find that, as long as I enter the username correctly, I can then enter any password I like and gain access.
Is this right? Why is this?
I have to restart the G5 desktop to rectify the problem.
Recently I noticed an odd thing with this setup. Using leopard.
On the G5 desktop, I select the PowerBook (which shows up in the "Shared" portion of the Finder window sidebar). I click the "Connect As..." button and enter my username and password. I gain access to the PowerBook.
So far so good.
Then, I click the "Disconnect" button in the G5 desktop Finder. It disconnects from the PowerBook.
Then, I click the "Connect As..." button again. At this point, I find that, as long as I enter the username correctly, I can then enter any password I like and gain access.
Is this right? Why is this?
I have to restart the G5 desktop to rectify the problem.