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- From: vpb <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 12:28:11 -0400
Thank you for any help on the following:
I created an Application with Cocoa and X-Code. It runs fine for me and
also for other users on my system (OS X.3).
But I have trouble when I limit the other users capabilities by:
System Preferences -> Accounts -> Limitations -> Some Limits -> Only
these Applications
The 'managed user' can use the other programs that I permit him to use;
but not the application that I wrote with Cocoa in X-code.
However, the 'standard user' can use the program that I wrote without
any trouble.
The permissions seems to be set up ok. I checked with respect to "Get
Info" in Finder as well as the Terminal Window with unix commands. The
permissions seem to be consistent with the other applications that work
fine.
My program utilizes three unix programs. It is set up in the
/Applications directory as follows:
- The directory in the Applications directory has the same name as the
Program (say, AppName)
- Within that directory are:
- the program itself (AppName)
- a directory named bin contains three unix programs which AppName
uses.
As I try to solve the problem, I noted the following:
- In Accounts (under System Preferences), if I checked AppName to be
used, then switched to my own account (I am administrator) and then
switched back, then AppName had lost its check mark. The behavior of
the program is then consistent: I can't open it with the managed
account; but I can open it with the standard account.
Thanks for your patience and for any assistance. I'm no pro and I have
spent some time on this already without progress.
vpb
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