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Improved solution - a login hook
As stated prevously, the login items can be bypassed by holding the Shift key. Because of this I have written a login hook based on Joe Mullin's Two factor authentication script. http://techgoesboom.com/archives/2004/09/29/two_factor_authentication_in_os_x.php
! Note: But it doesnt work with filevault.
Please bear in mind that useing login hooks can render your machine un-usable. To safeguard against such events its recommended to write down the restoration command on a piece of paper. Login hooks are run as root, they can be disabled from single-user mode (press 's' on startup). This above script is nice under normal circumstances because you dont really notice it and no "second wait" while user account is still loaded.
Improved solution - a login hook
jason209 - nice script, however under Snow Leopard this causes the system to just display a blue screen after you click the 'Already Logged In User' and enter your password (logging into another account, such as the Guest Account, works fine). |
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