From: David Empson on 21 Nov 2009 19:14 Paul Sture <paul.nospam(a)sture.ch> wrote: > In article <1j9j4wc.1ulxfee96haq1N%dempson(a)actrix.gen.nz>, > dempson(a)actrix.gen.nz (David Empson) wrote: > > > Hm, now it is behaving the way Dave described. I don't like it when > > things change behaviour unpredictably. > > > > If I click on the open padlock in Time Machine, Date & Time or similar > > panes, the padlock flickers and the text changes briefly (too fast to > > read), then it reverts back to the unlocked state with "Click the lock > > to prevent further changes." > > > > It appears that something is overriding the lock state, so that an admin > > user can never lock the preference panes other than Security and > > Accounts, unless "Require a password..." is enabled. > > > > This may be a new bug in Snow Leopard, and it is not consistent, given > > that it wasn't doing it for me yesterday (with the same settings, and I > > haven't restarted or logged out since then but I have done some fast > > user switching). > > > > It went away again after I logged out and in again, and I haven't worked > > out how to trigger it again. (Tried sleep and fast user switching, which > > are the only major state changing actions I took since yesterday.) > > > > I've only seen it on my admin account. I don't use my non-admin accounts > > long enough to notice whether this problem might be able to crop up for > > them as well. > > A long shot here, but what do you see in the relevant plist files? Are > they somehow not getting written with the new/correct values? If the problem crops up again I'll have a look in there first, but given the security aspect I'd expect it to be somewhere more secure than a plist. Still going fine a day later. -- David Empson dempson(a)actrix.gen.nz
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