[Sparkle] Non-Administrators
Andy Matuschak
andy at andymatuschak.org
Tue May 13 16:33:47 PDT 2008
Okay, good feedback, guys! In it stays!
- Andy Matuschak
On May 13, 2008, at 4:30 PM, Dean Shavit <acn-lists-dean at macworkshops.com
> wrote:
> My application is useful when run as a non-admin from the user’s ho
> me directory. I am counting on Sparkle to be able to update the app
> in that instance, so if all that’s required is a file permissions ch
> eck, then sure, do away with authentication. But in certain environm
> ents, especially ones with a lot of computer management, authenticat
> ion support might be a good thing to have.
>
> on 5/13/08 5:58 PM, Andy Matuschak at andy at andymatuschak.org spake:
>
> Guys, I just realized that the whole authentication support thing in
> Sparkle might be kind of dumb. I mean, should we even be bothering
> users who don't have privs to update the apps? Sure, they might have
> the password and could be intentionally running an unprivileged
> account, but that doesn't seem like the common case.
>
> Should I just make it not check for updates unless explicitly told
> to do so if Sparkle doesn't have permission to overwrite the current
> app?
>
> - Andy Matuschak
>
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