Please use - instead.įeb 14 14:12:05 sahara SecurityAgent: -: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7fdc61222c40įeb 14 14:12:05 sahara SecurityAgent: NSExceptionHandler has recorded the following exception: Feb 14 14:12:05 sahara SecurityAgent: MacBuddy was run = 0įeb 14 14:12:05 sahara SecurityAgent: *** WARNING: - is deprecated in MacOSX 10.8 and later. Crash report put me over the 30K character limit but I'd be happy to provide it. Once they're logged in, if they log out, the system is stuck at the banner again. They see the PolicyBanner, are prompted for their Apple ID, and then get a message about how there was some problem, do they want to open applications that were open before. on systems with File Vault enabled, a user who boots the machine and unlocks the disk winds up being logged in. I have another MacBook Pro running 10.8.2 which has not manifested this issue, another macBook Pro running 10.7.5 that has not, and another older MacBook somewhere that I never see online or hear from the user :-)Īnother data point.

I suppose it's possible that installing one or more patches from the shell introduces some weird issue that 99.9% of Mac users would never see. We've tried most or all of the usual suspects, and the only 'solution' has been to restore an older Time Machine backup.Īll three systems in question run 10.8.2 One is an iMac12,2, one is a MacBook Pro, and one is a bigger tower Mac (can't log in to it right now) The only vague possibility I can come up with is, I'm a huge believer in doing as much from the command line as possible… I've scripted a number of things, including updating Java, Adobe Reader, MS Office, etc. We use a PolicyBanner file (and have been doing so for months or years on dozens of Macs, and yes we've tried deleting /Library/Security/PolicyBanner.rtf from problem machines), and these systems get stuck there… hit the Accept button, and instead of being taken to a login screen, the system churns for a moment and returns them to the banner. So far, three systems I manage have become unable to allow users to log on.

Adobe reader for imac 10.8.2