Mail's selection of character encoding for messages sent in Arabic, Bulgarian, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Thai, Turkish and Ukranian were improved, and Mail is now more responsive for accounts configured with multiple POP servers when the servers are not available.Ĭlassic previously used to refuse to start (along with an error 1016) when application programs available to a non- administrator were restricted this problem is corrected as of this release. Mail also received an improvement or two. Security improvements were effectuated by resolving an issue where a guest could gain read access, remotely, to the contents of a shared Drop Box folder, and the Internet preferences pane of System Preferences now can store.
The way that LDAPv3 connections time out when idle were improved, and a potential data loss risk was neutralised (it could previously strike when copying certain files to an SMB volume). Cases where domain name lookups could fail if the DNS server responded with an excessive reply packet, where Internet Sharing could become problematic when certain types of DSL or cable modem connections were shared, and where some Apple internal modems were unable to establish or maintain a connection to certain Scandinavian ISPs, were solved. Network and Internet enhancements were also seen with this release. Various CD burners from LaCie, Visual Frontier, MacPower and BUSlink were supported as of this release. Mac OS X 10.2.5 fixed quite a large number of bugs and other problems.īluetooth-wise, the Bluetooth Setup Assistant utility now works with certain Microsoft keyboards and mice, and Bluetooths upport for Nokia 7650 and P800 phones were included.ĬD burning and image-wise, discs burned with certain Panasonic consumer burners got a compatibility enhancement, and Image Capture now adds support for Canon EOS 10D, ZR65 and ZR 70 cameras.
Java for mac os x 10.10.2 update#
Mac OS X 10.2.5 (Jaguar "Plaid") is an update for Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) that was released by Apple Computer on April 10, 2003.
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