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Re: Help for Network Configuration
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Re: Help for Network Configuration


  • Subject: Re: Help for Network Configuration
  • From: Quinn <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2003 10:25:24 +0100

At 12:08 +0200 27/6/03, ROY Christian BSFI wrote:
I do not suceed to have two Mac OSX (10.1) boxes exchanging AppleEvents

I tried to get this working at home, and had no end of problems. Eventually I tracked it down to a bug in how the authentication dialog interacts with non-US keyboard layouts (I use Dvorak, but I suspect that this applies to you as well because you're probably using AZERTY).

Basically, the password dialog that's brought up by Script Editor when you run the script uses the "root" account's keyboard layout, rather than the keyboard layout for the user who is running the program. So, in my case, I was typing my password in Dvorak, it was being interpreted as QWERTY, and so I could never authenticate with the server.

I didn't notice this originally because the user name, "Quinn", was already filled in, and the password displays as bullets.

Eventually I went to retype my user name (just to make sure) and noticed that it was coming out mangled. So I retyped the user name and password in QWERTY, and all was well.

Try this out and see if it fixed the problem.

It seems that this bug is already fixed in Panther.

S+E
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Quinn "The Eskimo!" <http://www.apple.com/developer/>
Apple Developer Technical Support * Networking, Communications, Hardware
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