Dear All ,
Now I start to use the smartcard reader on my Leopard, but when I
start my computer, the system can start the pcscd daemon
automatically. Now I want to start the daemon on my terminal. The
question is how can I forbid the pcscd service automatically.
When I use the Mac OS X 10.4, I can change the params in the /
private/etc/mach_init.d/securityd.plist to stop the daemon. But on
the Leopard, I can't find the file securityd.plist anywhere.
Hi,
I take some time to do the same thing... The file you're looking for
on Leopard is this one: /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/
com.apple.securityd.plist
I tried few variations for the parameters to add to securityd to
prevent to automatically launch pcscd. The -s off works on Tiger,
but not on Leopard... With this parameter, there is an error at the
boot time...
The syntax of the command-line arguments is different in the launchd
configuration file. You must add arguments in an <array> of <string>s.
Specifically, something like
(The -i is there by default. You probably want to keep it.)
I'd expect -s off to work in Leopard. That's how we test pcscd...
Cheers
-- perry
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