Ah ha! I think I've nailed this one. It turns out the spaces
suggestion was a bit of a red herring. Instead, I suspect this is a
version clash between Authoxy and startAuthoxy.
First, note that startAuthoxy searches several locations for an
Authoxy install, so it is easy to leave a copy lying around that
you're not aware of. In particular, check /Library/PreferencePanes as
well as ~/Library/PreferencePanes (in other words, the
PreferencePanes folder in the root level or computer wide Library
folder, as well as the one in your Home folder). Wouldn't hurt to do
a file search for "Authoxy" too.
Also ensure that the versions of startAuthoxy and the Authoxy
prefpane are compatible. The easiest way to ensure this is to get the
latest version of both (currently v3.2.5 for both - insider secret:
version 3.3 is waiting in the wings!) if possible. When installing,
manually remove all the old versions, and make sure startAuthoxy is
selected for install in the "Customize" step of the installer. Note
that even startAuthoxy v3.2 will not start v3.2.5 of Authoxy.
Let me know how you go.
Heath
On 18/06/2007, at 7:58 PM, Carl Williams wrote:
After doing an archive and install, I am having issues with
Authoxy. Running startAuthoxy.app often results in a "Daemon did
not start". Authoxy error logs indicate "Fatal Error: authoxyd
needs either 7 or 9 command line parameters. Check there are no
spaces in your settings." (There aren't!)
I previously (before archive and install) had Location X configured
to switch Authoxy settings automatically, but now Location X will
not trigger Authoxy to start no matter how many times I reconfigure
the settings. It'll change settings, but not start.
I have tried deleting all the Authoxy files and reinstalling to no
avail.
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