defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSPortIsMessagePort NO
does result in the applications being run as a regular user. There is an error report:
NSSocketPortNameServer unable to unregister 'Ink'.
While it does work now (which will result in fewer emails to the list), this doesn't seem like the correct behavior as I did not need the defaults line before, and I don't know what possible consequences might arise I later ( the theory of unexpected consequences).
Thanks for the help.
Adam Fedor <address@hidden> wrote:
On 2006-08-29 17:58:24 -0600 Birch Browning wrote:
> Sorry for the traffic ... > > Some additional
information gathered from scouring the bug list: >