Hi Greg, /Users/Shared may work, I'll give that a shot thanks.
On 27 Mar 2009, at 18:26, Greg Guerin wrote:
I'd like the file to be user independent, so it should always read/
write to
the same file whoever logs in (it actually collects stats of
usage). Is
there a better place to store the file? (has to be outside of /
users) How
can I overcome the privileges issue?
If it's just collecting stats of usage, then why don't you use a
public-readable file in each user's private-writable Library dir.
Or store private-writable public-readable per-user plists in a
public-writable dir like /Users/Shared. Or if /Users/Shared is
unacceptable, then use another dir created for your app, or explain
why /Users/Shared is unacceptable.
If you can avoid having to use AEWP and elevated privileges, it will
greatly simplify things and enhance security.
Just because you *can* do something with AEWP doesn't mean you
*should*.
-- GG
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