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And of course after enabling this for Safari the Mac App Store starts to hang on startup in Certificate check code path. :( I recently enabled "Logout after id

And of course after enabling this for Safari the Mac App Store starts to hang on startup in Certificate check code path. :( I recently enabled "Logout after idle for [ ] min" setting to be more secure on OSX and LoginWindow just hangs if I leave the laptop idle and let it go to sleep. Looks like Apple only tests for default and common settings.

gmac 16y ago
Hmm, that's poor. https://bugreport.apple.com/ https://bugreport.apple.com/? (Or can I only access this because I'm a registered developer?)
- blinkingled 16y ago
  I have been filing bugs at that URL since some time but they invariably go nowhere - no updates for years, bugs aren't fixed most times. So kind of kills my incentive. And no, anyone can report bugs using that URL - no need to be a registered developer, at least not yet.
  - Entlin 16y ago
    If you're a dev, file an official bug and mirror it here: http://openradar.appspot.com/faq http://openradar.appspot.com/faq Brings the incentive back: if Apple doesn't fix things, there is still a public record of the open bug. Prevents people from wasting time writing up the same bug over+over. Also increases the likelihood of getting fixed: if somebody else sees your open bug at openradar, they can file a second bug at Apple. Apple detects that they're duplicates, which "votes up" your bug.
Entlin 16y ago
I enabled it as well. App store doesn't hang, but is much slower: downloading an app normally starts after 1 second, with the fix enabled it takes 8s to even start. LoginWindow sleep worked fine when logging off and pressing the sleep button. Didn't have time to properly test your case. The big question for me is: How do people with iPhone and iPads enable this? The test in the article yields "not trusted" instead of revoked... Funny that Apple has revoking turned on for App certs, but not for SSL. Guess they value their platform higher than user data...
- blinkingled 16y ago
  About the LoginWindow - I have password protected screen saver enabled as well. Perhaps that's what you are missing. For me after I wake it up from sleep after 60 minutes (the setting for idle logout), it wakes up to a beach ball and I can't enter my password.
thatinternetor 16y ago
What's your hardware setup? OS version?
- blinkingled 16y ago
  MacBook Pro 17" 2010 model, 8G RAM, 10.6.7 all updates applied. [ Also screensaver is enabled along with asking for password ]

gmac 16y ago

Hmm, that's poor. https://bugreport.apple.com/ https://bugreport.apple.com/? (Or can I only access this because I'm a registered developer?)

blinkingled 16y ago
I have been filing bugs at that URL since some time but they invariably go nowhere - no updates for years, bugs aren't fixed most times. So kind of kills my incentive. And no, anyone can report bugs using that URL - no need to be a registered developer, at least not yet.
- Entlin 16y ago
  If you're a dev, file an official bug and mirror it here: http://openradar.appspot.com/faq http://openradar.appspot.com/faq Brings the incentive back: if Apple doesn't fix things, there is still a public record of the open bug. Prevents people from wasting time writing up the same bug over+over. Also increases the likelihood of getting fixed: if somebody else sees your open bug at openradar, they can file a second bug at Apple. Apple detects that they're duplicates, which "votes up" your bug.

Entlin 16y ago

I enabled it as well. App store doesn't hang, but is much slower: downloading an app normally starts after 1 second, with the fix enabled it takes 8s to even start. LoginWindow sleep worked fine when logging off and pressing the sleep button. Didn't have time to properly test your case. The big question for me is: How do people with iPhone and iPads enable this? The test in the article yields "not trusted" instead of revoked... Funny that Apple has revoking turned on for App certs, but not for SSL. Guess they value their platform higher than user data...

blinkingled 16y ago
About the LoginWindow - I have password protected screen saver enabled as well. Perhaps that's what you are missing. For me after I wake it up from sleep after 60 minutes (the setting for idle logout), it wakes up to a beach ball and I can't enter my password.

thatinternetor 16y ago

What's your hardware setup? OS version?

blinkingled 16y ago
MacBook Pro 17" 2010 model, 8G RAM, 10.6.7 all updates applied. [ Also screensaver is enabled along with asking for password ]