Hi Steve (et al) - Thanks for the reply. I guess I have to find if there is a current -loginHook , save the path it references, add the path I want and update my script with the saved path. Am I getting on thin ice here? David Blanton On 7/10/03 4:45 PM, "Steven Bytnar" <sbytnar@kagi.com> wrote:
Hi David,
Experimentally I found that multiple -loginHook's are not feasible.
Only the first one executes. This is true from 10.0.x through 10.2.x.
I wound up with a StartupItem that launches a daemon that executes
my loginHook app when a user logs in.
What Apple really should've done was to either define a way to
chain -loginHook's or to just make loginWindow able to handle multiple
-loginHook parameters. Neither of which do me any good since I have
to support 10.0->10.2.x.
--Steve
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 04:11:04PM -0600, David Blanton wrote:
For lack of a better known place to ask this question:
For the console command in /etc/ttys can there be multiple -loginHook
parameters OR can there be multiple entries fro one -loginHook parameter?
i.e. -loginHook /usr/bin/scptA -loginHook /usr/bin/scptB
OR
-loginHook /usr/bin/scptA /usr/bin/scptB
My KEXT installer needs to make an entry for -loginHook and if there is one
there already I need to modify it in some manner to add my login
requirement.
Thanks!
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