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Timestamp:
05/19/06 08:12:38 (19 years ago)
Author:
rchin
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Created DSCL framework from DSCL open source code (distributed as a part of Darwin from Apple). This is for programmatically testing and adding entries to directory services, so that I can add the user to the procmod group. The modified DSCL code is in a zip file available for people to use (had to add some methods to provide better read functionality). Also has a binary that does the adding to procmod group with escalated privileges when the user authenticates via the authorization services security framework. Updated the readme to reflect this additional step for building.

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    8282   jam/pbxbuild).  I _think_ this is all you need.
    8383
    84 3. Open 'F-Script Anywhere.pbproj' in Xcode and build the Application
     843. Unzip DSTools-60.1.zip. Open the folder up and open
     85   DSTools.xcodeproj. Change the active target to the DSCL framework,
     86   change the build configuration to Deployment, and then build the
     87   framework. Copy the resulting framework into the FSA Source/
     88   directory. Alternatively if you're on PPC, you can just remove the
     89   DSCL framework from the dependancies. The DSCL framework is used
     90   to determine if you are in the procmod group on intel machines
     91   (and if not, to prompt you if you want to add yourself) -- something
     92   that is necessary for use of FSA on x86.
     93   
     943. Open 'F-Script Anywhere.xcodeproj' in Xcode and build the Application
    8595   target.  This target depends on the Bundle and Bundle Loader
    8696   targets, so you don't need to build them separately.  You
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