> Clearly your server is obsolete
The server works as well as it ever did. The problem is entirely in the software used on the client machines. That's not what "obsolete" means.
The server works as well as it ever did. The problem is entirely in the software used on the client machines. That's not what "obsolete" means.
Unlike Microsoft, Apple tends to focus on one or two ways to solve a problem. Generally speaking, if you’re having trouble doing something on a Mac (as a user) and it seems very difficult, you’re off the path and would be better to start over and rethink what you are doing.
When you’re doing something like relying on a deprecated protocol that Apple barely gave a shit about, you’re on thin ice. At best there are a couple of engineers and a strategic customer who care about the feature and it will sort of keep working. If not, you are out of luck.