Here\'s what\'s wrong and how to fix it (I\'m summarizing what others have already said

):
Problem #1: the executable bit was not set for psclient.app/Contents/MacOS/psclient
Solution: Use BatChmod or Terminal (cd to psclient.app/Contents/MacOS/ and do \"chmod 755 psclient\" (thanks to Kinou for this)) to set the executable bit
Problem #2: vfs.cfg file was broken.
Solution: Replace it with this one:
Link from dfryer\'s postProblem #3: libcal3d.11.dylib is missing from /usr/local/lib/
Solution: Copy it from psclient.app/Contents/Resources to /usr/local/lib/
Note to those that are not computer-inclined: To get into psclient.app, control-click it and select Show Package Contents. To get to your usr folder, go to Finder and hit Command (apple) and F. Search for \"usr\" and make sure to look for visible AND invisible files (one of the many search modifiers). From there navigate to /user/local/lib. The Terminal app is located in Applications/Utilities.
After this psclient should launch just fine.
As people have said though, no one can get on right now as the server was updated.

You can get the client running anyway, though.
Now, an aside about my Updater: I recently realized that one reason that there were phenomenally huge update times listed was because I was up late and inadvertently recorded that there were 360 seconds in an hour (should be 3600). I\'ve uploaded a fix. I\'ve also neatened up a bit (after canceling an update the status bar and accompanying text are reset). It\'s nothing major, but if you want a more accurate time readout go ahead and
download it. I also fixed some things with downloading zip entries directly. Not that many people are using this feature, but w/e...

Also, I\'d like to correct a misconception: The updater will not (\"should not\", I should say) crash when run normally. The updater
probably will crash if you run it from the terminal with \"zipentries\" as an argument (Exception being if you are on Windows or are running the Tiger prerelease). If you run it without zipentries, you download the entire zip archive whenever any entry in that file is updated. If zipentries is enabled, the updater will update only the entries that need updating (which makes updating art much faster). That will probably cause a crash though, so I don\'t recommend it.
P.S. Thanks for all the nice feedback. I\'m glad my updater is useful.
