kahnibus

Hi Carter, I got this to work, however.... When an LDAP user logins into the computer they get prompted with "The System was Unable to unlock your Keychain" .....any ideas? I have gone into the "default" user and deleted the Keychain, restarted and ran your script again. The keychain error is still present. thanks for any help

Thanks. Currently in our setup that damn keychain issue keeps popping up. I am hoping your automator app will solve this. thanks

Hi Carter, No luck with that either...it opened up just fine in Automator, and I saw all the commands. I saved it as an app just fine but running it same thing.

Just an Idea, You could right an AppleScript and put it as a login hook to repopulate the DNS.

Hello there. I have a root user enabled. I logged in from the login window using the root user, I have also tried the terminal...and get this error: admins-iMac:Desktop root# cd TwistedMac_default_profile\ 2.app/Contents/MacOS/ admins-iMac:TwistedMac_default_profile 2.app root# ls admins-iMac:MacOS root# ls Application Stub admins-iMac:MacOS root# ./Application\ Stub 2011-03-28 20:30:33.937 Application Stub[203:903] No application name for definition file at path: /Library/Automator/Office.definition 2011-03-28 20:30:41.305 Application Stub[203:903] Automator Launcher is missing or damaged any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hello, The application you created looks like it is right up my alley, however when i run it (as root) I get a: " The action "Run Shell Script" encountered an error. Check the action's properties and try running the workflow again." Do you have any suggestions? I am running this on an iMac running 10.6.6 thanks DK