Hi Louis,
There's not much to go on here. Check for the presence of
Authoxy.prefPane in either /Library/PreferencePanes or ~/Library/
PreferencesPanes. Maybe it got installed in the Admin's user account
and therefore is not visible in the User's account? If so, just move
it to /Library/PreferencePanes to be visible by all.
Note that Authoxy on its own probably wont give you the SSO you're
after. Depending on how your network is setup, you might need to push
the credentials from logon to Authoxy manually.
Regards,
Heath
On 20/08/2008, at 1:13 AM, Louis Plourde wrote:
Hey everyone,
I'm a Windows guy, but at my new place of work we have a lot of Macs
for
designers and such. We're implementing an external web filtering
service that uses an internal server for proxy and AD authenticating.
We haven't found a way for the Macs to be SSO like the Windows
machines,
and I thought Authoxy was my answer - I'm trying to test it to see,
but
I can't even get past the installation. It installs, but when I go to
System Preferences there is no 'Other' line with the Authoxy icon.
I am installing it using an account with admin rights to the Mac, so
not
sure what the issue might be, as the installer says the installation
completed successfully.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Louis Plourde
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