Closed csuhta closed 6 years ago
sometimes the confusing thing is true. simply because it´s the other way around. for example the second Screenshot checks if the automatic Time and Date setting is off. if not it will display failed. Which would be correct in this scenario.
Input: sudo systemsetup getusingnetworktime
Output: Network Time: On
But i couldn´t reproduce the first issue:
Input: Traxes$ defaults read com.apple.screensaver askForPassword | grep 1
Output: 1
btw: this is how it works in the background (Yaml config):
- title: "Disable automatic setting of time and date"
check_command: | sudo systemsetup getusingnetworktime | grep 'Network Time: Off'
fix_command: |sudo systemsetup setusingnetworktime off
enabled: true
you can adjust and add your own settings there.
To lookup what command for each setting is exactly executed and checked: https://github.com/SummitRoute/osxlockdown:
Cheers, Traxes
Feel free to close the issue if it has been resolved, thanks.
Closed the issue due to inactivity.
Minor note, but Lockdown.app has many false-postive/negatives on OS X 10.11.6. It doesn't seem to be updated for El Capitan.
Here are two examples of confusing results for an audit: