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Doesn't work on 10.9 Mavericks

Open kdbdallas opened this issue 12 years ago • 11 comments

This code no longer works under 10.9 Mavericks. Not sure what is wrong, I have been trying to figure it out...

kdbdallas avatar Aug 05 '13 05:08 kdbdallas

Same problem :( did you ever find a solution to 10.9 ?

alexanderkent avatar Dec 11 '13 17:12 alexanderkent

Yea I did. Try this. https://github.com/kdbdallas/SandboxedStartOnLogin

kdbdallas avatar Dec 16 '13 23:12 kdbdallas

I wasn't able to reproduce this issue, please try the new build I've uploaded.

timschroederme avatar Feb 22 '14 17:02 timschroederme

Same here. Not working on 10.9.

ghvillasboas avatar Feb 24 '14 21:02 ghvillasboas

Sorry to hear that. What exactly isn't working? Have you just compiled and launched the app?

timschroederme avatar Feb 24 '14 21:02 timschroederme

@timschroedernet Actually your code works ok when running it untouched, but when I try to reproduce the same functionality into a newly created xcode 10.9 project, it doesn't work. Followed your tutorial (great tutorial, BTW) a dozen of times. I'm still trying to get into the root of the problem, but no success, though.

ghvillasboas avatar Feb 24 '14 21:02 ghvillasboas

Ok, I see the point. If you could provide to me your sample code of your newly created Xcode project, I would be happy to have a look?

timschroederme avatar Feb 24 '14 22:02 timschroederme

@timschroedernet Absolutely. Made this one as simples as possible to better isolate and detect the problem. https://github.com/ghvillasboas/LaunchAtLogin Thanks.

ghvillasboas avatar Feb 25 '14 02:02 ghvillasboas

@ghvillasboas Your sample project works like a charm and launched at login on my machine. Of course, I had to

  • move the app to the /Application folder and to
  • code-sign the targets with my Developer ID certificate,

as described in my readme file. If you've also done this, I can't tell why it doesn't work for you.

timschroederme avatar Feb 25 '14 21:02 timschroederme

@timschroedernet Thank you for viewing my code Tim. This is very odd, unfortunately. I moved it to the app folder and code-signed it as recommended. But didn't worked as expected. The strange thing is that when I open the contents of your .app and run the HelperApp manually, the MainApp launches. On my code that doesn't happen. I'll try another machine with a fresh xcode copy tomorrow. But thanks anyway. Best. G.

ghvillasboas avatar Feb 25 '14 23:02 ghvillasboas

@timschroedernet Sorry about the delay on the feedback. Busy month. Turns out that my issue was indeed a problem with my Xcode copy. Possibly due some private plugins we use in our development process. Testing on a fresh install of Xcode worked like a charm. Thanks.

ghvillasboas avatar Apr 02 '14 01:04 ghvillasboas