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Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
sounds sensible. It asked my permission for both when I tested the script in Proximity. Pity I can't remember which order it asked. I've turned off access for the applescript editor and it still works.
Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
It is nice to know that the app that calls Keychain Scripting also requires permission, because when I fooled with Keychain Scripting once before and allowed it to access my PW, I was worried that I might be allowing ANY applescript to access my PW via Keychain Scripting.
Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
do you happen to know if it is possible to pass a password from the keychain into terminal. I was hoping to be able execute an applescript which changed the HD spindown time when I changed location. I can open terminal and set the command:
Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
I think you want something like this:
(I think that's the correct syntax)
This way you do not need to say sudo in your script; all commands in the script will be run with full admin priveleges.
Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
cool, I must have been typing at the same time as you. I'll give that way a go. thanks!
Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
think I got it:
Lock and unlock a Mac using Bluetooth detection
Cool. I don't think you need "sudo", as the "with administrator privileges" gives the script the same rights as sudo. I read here that using both can create some kind of security hole, though I'm not sure how and the article doesn't explain. |
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