Closed jeremyfranklin closed 2 months ago
I'm on Sonoma 14.5 too, I don't see this problem. Are you sure you quit the app and restart it after granting permissions? Also worth trying a full restart? Apologies for dumb suggestions but can't really think of anything else...
I am on Sonoma 14.6 and i have the same problem, on every app start the dialog come:
Version 1.2 is ok with Sonoma 14.6
I'm on Sonoma 14.5 too, I don't see this problem. Are you sure you quit the app and restart it after granting permissions? Also worth trying a full restart? Apologies for dumb suggestions but can't really think of anything else...
a full restart does not help ... only the version 1.2 works
When i delete the app in the privacy settings, then i open the amm.app again and activate it in the settings, then the problem is gone. Tested with 14.6.1
But today the app is open but 10 minutes later the app is closed and the client goes to sleep ... is there a log for amm.app?
When i delete the app in the privacy settings, then i open the amm.app again and activate it in the settings, then the problem is gone. Tested with 14.6.1
Alright, looks like we have a solution! Going to close this for now.
@danielrichter78 I have rarely seen the app crash but it's certainly possible that's what happened. You can try to find more information in system logs, otherwise you can try to run it via script if it happens frequently as mentioned here: https://github.com/prashantgupta24/automatic-mouse-mover/issues/47#issuecomment-1747308387
When i delete the app in the privacy settings, then i open the amm.app again and activate it in the settings, then the problem is gone. Tested with 14.6.1
Alright, looks like we have a solution! Going to close this for now.
@danielrichter78 I have rarely seen the app crash but it's certainly possible that's what happened. You can try to find more information in system logs, otherwise you can try to run it via script if it happens frequently as mentioned here: #47 (comment)
Do you have an argument to start in terminal with logs? Perhaps like for Google Chrome:
Alternatively if your application has debug or verbosity flags, you can pass the flag to your application using open --args. For example, Google Chrome has the flags --enable-logging --v=1 to turn on debugging and save the output to chrome_debug.log in the Chrome user data directory. You can launch Google Chrome with the following options
open -a "Google Chrome" --args --enable-logging --v=1
Anyone having issues with privacy and security accessibility settings. It says it is allowed in the Privacy and Security settings, but I keep get warnings like it is not and then it won't run. I am on Sonoma 14.5.