Yes, that is what we have had to do, and although an annoyance, it's
fine for our small number of machines that boot their own OS. However,
it is not practical for our Netboot systems. There is a reason we set
them up in a Netboot configuration in the first place. We have run up
against this issue so many times with 4D. It would certainly be nice
if 4D (and many other vendors) ensured their software worked with
network accounts before releasing. Again, it's not like this is brand
new technology.
Console shows that permissions are being denied when trying to execute
4D Client/Contents/Mac OS/4D Client
even though permissions for that particular file show full access.
Must be something internal to that particular executable. I too have
experienced the -5000 errors in the past which have been corrected by
modifying the package content permissions, but this definitely goes
outside of that. 4D needs to fix this.
Cameron Ambrose
On 2-Jul-09, at 12:52 PM, Randy Jaynes wrote:
>
> You can create an Applications folder in each /Users/{UserX} folder
> and put your application in there. Makes for multiple copies of your
> app on the machine, but at least you should be able to use the version
> of 4D that you want to use.
>
> I had to do this in a couple situations to avoid -5000 errors on OS X
> when putting our 4D Client in the system Applications folder.
>
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