Application generated via XCode refuses to launch under a different user.
Application generated via XCode refuses to launch under a different user.
- Subject: Application generated via XCode refuses to launch under a different user.
- From: "Frederick C. Lee" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 3 Apr 2004 17:58:24 -0800
Greetings:
I have two users logged into my iBook running Panther.
1) I've generated an Objective-C/Cocoa application in my account and
can produce the executable & launch it.
2) I've moved the executable (deliverable?) to a shared folder and
logged-in as the second (non-admin) user.
3) I tried to launch the executable from the shared folder but it
refuses to launch.
4) However, a supplied Cocoa sample application (previously created &
translated from Jaguar Project Builder) launches without problems in
any account.
5) So I generated an empty application (shell) to see if a generic
bland/default/unadulterated application would launch within the other's
session. *** No ***
6) All launch within my OWN account; but my own apps refuse to launch
under a different account.
7) I've checked the permissions (ls -l via Unix) of all and all are
the SAME.
So it appears that all applications have the same permission scheme.
Yet the older demo apps can compile & run on any account, yet apps that
I build can only run within my own account.
Question:
1) why?
2) Does XCode limit the 'exposure' of the application? And if so, who
do I alter it to allow for ANY session to run the created
Objective-C/Cocoa app?
....Does it involve changing the target behavior somehow?
Thanks in advance!
Ric.
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