I tried your suggestions. Unfortunately, I kept getting the same
behavior.
I found out that if I create the preference file (in <user>/Library/
Preferences/), then the application will launch from other locations.
But I'm still baffled.
Launch from Drop Box location, no preferences file: Success
Launch from Drop Box location, preference file exists: Success
Launch from Desktop or Applications, no preference file: Fail
Launch from Desktop or Applications, preference file exists: Success.
In all four (six) of these cases, the same user is launching the
application.
When the application crashes on launch, there is no record of the
+initialize method being called. When the application launches
successfully, there is a record of the +initialize method being called.
I put an NSLog statement at the beginning and end of the +initialize
method to track when it gets called on the test machine.
On Tuesday Oct 6 9:14 AM, at 9:14 AM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
1. See if you can break it by deleting other items from the user's
Public folder.
2. See if you can break it by changing permissions of the user's
Public folder.
3. See if you can break it by turning off the network connection
between the two computers.
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