Hi there,
I’m using a preinstall script to read the available
languages on the machine as follows;
defaults read –g AppleLanguages
This is fine via a Terminal command, or when running the
script by Terminal, but when the script is run by Installer, the following is
outputted;
“The domain/default pair of (kCFPreferencesAnyApplication,
AppleLanguages) does not exist”
Has anybody come across this unusual behaviour before?
Why has Installer decided to start lying to me?
Kind Regards
Dave
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