Closed mrmte closed 1 year ago
This is something I'm currently looking into. Since I am the Developer it is accepted behavior. Please see #75 for more detail. I'm hoping Beta 8 resolves this.
Tim,
This is something that you need to do yourself. However you'll need to check the private channels as Ventura is still currently NDA.
Yes I know that. Point being ….that the name should be changed to something less cryptic than the Joshua Miller as if a pop up does appear and it isn’t controlled as it should be with a profile, then it won’t look like malware and cause helpdesk tickets.
Hello @tkimpton. Have you tried the 3.0.2 pkg? It should negate the popup but it will still show in Login Items as it goes by the Developer Certificate.
Not yet as I was replying to the ominous response to my issue raised insinuating I was clueless on on Ventura. I will test this when I have a free moment. Thanks On 18 Oct 2022, 13:32 +0100, Joshua D. Miller @.***>, wrote:
Hello @tkimpton. Have you tried the 3.0.2 pkg? It should negate the popup but it will still show in Login Items as it goes by the Developer Certificate. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>
Joshua, on Ventura still the popup was showing with your name on version 2.1.0 and 3.0.2 also.
Pls ensure your name doesn’t pop up but says something like macOSLAPS instead. Yes we know Ventura R Purves. Yes we are aware on login items! This is to negate a scenario where a machine may not get a profile to whitelist it!
So what you're saying @tkimpton is you want @joshua-d-miller to register another Developer ID in the name of macOSLAPS, go through all of Apple's developer identification process but for business (including potentially a DUNS check) then resign everything and at cost to himself? That's pretty unreasonable at best.
BTW I found your own reply semi insulting as well. Considering we've been personal acquaintances in the past and got on well, I don't know where the attitude suddenly comes from. Don't call me out like that again.
@franton Apologies. It is still an open issue if not negated the pop up makes end users think they have their system hacked in some way.
Closing as already highlighted in #75 apologies.
any way to suppress this. People will think their system has been hacked.