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Re: [Fed-Talk] RE: 10.4, CAC, and DoD Warning



Jim,

It's in

/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Property List Editor

I believe you have to load the developer tools from the distro DVD to get it through.

Hope this helps,

Donald A. Slife, CISSP
SDS International




On May 12, 2006, at 7:02 AM, Monahan, Jim (Contractor) wrote:

 
Property List Editor?
Where do I find that?

I have found in 10.3.9, loginwindow.plist can be opened with text edit.

But in 10.4, loginwindow.plist is apparently a diffent format, as when opened with text editor, it contains garbage characters, no formatting, etc.

Thanks,

Jim
 


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From: fed-talk-bounces+monahanj=email@hidden [mailto:fed-talk-bounces+monahanj=email@hidden] On Behalf Of Sullivan, Matthew Mr RDECOM CERDEC NVESD

Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 3:17 PM
To: 'email@hidden'
Subject: [Fed-Talk] RE: 10.4, CAC, and DoD Warning

Jim,

Logon Warning Banner Implementation System supplied methods to display logon banners vary. For Mac OS X this will be implemented in two ways. Using both of these ways will cover the warning banner for both the Aqua interface and the terminal login.

Add a line to the .plist of the login window to show the Warning Banner text on the same screen where the user enters their username and password.

 - By Using the Property List Editor
 - Open the Property List Editor.
 - Open the /Library/Prefernces/com.apple.loginwindow.plist file.
 - Expand Root. - Highlight Root and Select the New Child Button.
 - Add LoginwindowText as its name.
 - Place the Warning Banner Text in the Value Field.
 - Save the plist file.

 - Editing the motd file to show the Warning Banner after a terminal session is invoked. The system displays the contents of this file via the global /etc/.login and the /etc/profile files, depending on which shell is started.

 - Edit, or create, /etc/motd.
 - Insert the banner text.
 - Write /etc/motd.
 - Chmod 444 /etc/motd.
 - Chown root /etc/motd.
 - Chgrp sys (or bin) /etc/motd.

Matthew
Web Developer

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