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10.4: A workaround for a Cisco VPN client problem
Authored by: xiao_haozi on Mar 26, '06 03:22:57PM
Hey thanks alot for the hint. I had this problem constantly with my university bundled client. I used the launchd and it works now everytime...however... i have created a script to launch the daemon and then start the client, however, i get an -sh process even after i quit that takes my cpu usage to 100%. any clue as to why this is and how i can get around this...i don't want to have to go and kill this everytime i am done and have my cpu sucked up to 100 each time im using it.

---here is my script:

#!/bin/bash
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##  CIscoVPN daemon restart fix  ##
###################################

###### launch daemon #####
launchd -d /bin/sh -c \ "while [ 1 ]; do /private/opt/cisco-vpnclient/bin/cvpnd; done"

##### open vpnclient #####
open -a "VPNClient"



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