Hello, We ended up making startAuthoxy.app a Login Item for the individual users because they are required to authenticate to our proxy server using their AD credentials. Not sure if that helps you at all. I'm not an expert on Startup Items but could you use a LoginHook to start Authoxy instead? Those run as root and shouldn't give the non-admin users an issue.
Thanks, Aaron From: Diane Hayes [mailto:diane.ha...@infatech.co.nz] Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 6:39 PM To: discuss@hrsoftworks.net Subject: [discuss] Authoxy Issues in a Mac environment Hi There, We are trialling Authoxy at a local primary school and I am having a few issues getting it running properly. I was wondering if you had any ideas on what I'm doing wrong. The school is running MacBooks and MacBook Pro's with 10.6.8 and Authoxy 3.6. We are trying to use it to get around the Proxy issues we are having with Google Calendar and when Authoxy runs it works great. Some of my teachers are not running administrator accounts and when I put startAuthoxy into the startup items and then run it, I get an error stating that the user is not permitted to perform that action. When I check in the System Preferences Authoxy appears to be running, but isn't working as expected. The teachers who are administrators have no problem. Manually starting Authoxy after startup works fine. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Let me know there are any questions about our setup. Kind Regards Diane Hayes Senior Macintosh Network Administrator [cid:image001.jpg@01CCDF72.226482E0] P O Box 35338 CHRISTCHURCH 8640 P - (03) 960 1258 F - (03) 960 1268 M - (021) 339 288 E - diane.ha...@infatech.co.nz<mailto:diane.ha...@infatech.co.nz> W - www.infatech.co.nz<http://www.infatech.co.nz/>
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