Content Caching server originated in 2005, as a feature in Mac OS X Server, which sold Xserves. Time Machine came in 2007, to support Time Capsules. Those legacies are so different, though.
OS X Server
Apple says that macOS Server is changing, then warns that almost all its services will be removed. After 19 years, is this the end?
Most apps and other software components in Sierra were updated, from the App Store to XProtect. Here’s a more complete list.
For the last 15 weeks, this iMac has been freezing sporadically. I have run out of ideas, and hope that 10.11.6 fixes the bug.
It’s not quite as simple as dragging the Server app to the Trash. Here’s how to get rid of Server properly.
When should you create a new user, and how should you delete them?
Looking for release notes for OS X 10.11.5 update? Sorry, you’re out of luck: Apple doesn’t want us to know. Or does it?
Among the significant improvements made to security in OS X 10.11.5 are: PHP is updated to version 5.5.34, […]
Apple has released OS X Server version 5.1.5 update, available from the App Store’s Updates tab. This update […]
The OS X Server and Xcode apps had apparently migrated, and ran normally. But the App Store didn’t think that they were installed. A bug?
The Eclectic Light Company 