UWL Login/Logout problem

Hi
Our portal platform is running on EP 7.0/ SP11. we are using UWL in our portal.
The problem we are facing now was:
When user logins into the portal there are no tasks displaying in the UWL. (we are getting waiting for update, after that No items displayed messages).
User logoff from the portal and again login the portal, then uwl shows list of Tasks assigned to that user.
Is anyboday face similar issue?
Thanks
Prasad

Same problem here.
Have already set the "Delta Pull Channel Snapshot Refresh Period" to "-1". From the documentation, this is so that everytime the user logs in, the UWL is refreshed immediately. Apparently this is not so. The bahaviour is as such.
Say for leave work item
- Approver go in and approves the leave and logs off immediately.
- Approver logs in the second time and still see the same work item. The work item is still seen even after log in the next day. Logs off immediately.
- Approver logs in the third time and now the UWL list is updated.
The settings to "-1" does not seem to work. It seems like on the second login, the portal cache is updated but the UWL is not updated immediately. It will only be updated after a delay or subsequent log in.
Any solutions? Am checking here first before logging an OSS.
Cheers.
Tan Meng Mau.

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Screen Pixalation when using Sleep and Auto Logout problems. OS bug?

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Dec 21, 2011, 01:01 PM
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gswilder
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iMac Sleep Problem Waking - Screen Black & Pixelization
Have a new BTO 27" iMac I received a couple of weeks ago. Of course it is running Lion 10.7....
I am having a screen problem "waking" my iMac. (I also have this problem randomly on my MB Air - mid 2011 model)
After the iMac is in true sleep mode
(I have it set to enter a password after sleep mode)
Screen is blank/off
I "wiggle" my mouse or trackpad
Screen is still blank (sometimes it may display my screen saver, but the screensaver is frozen)
If I start moving the mouse or trackpad, it starts "un painting" the black screen. You can see whatever is supposed to be on the screen, such as the logon "button".
It is really wierd. Like a black "overlay" is painted on the resume from sleep screen. As I move my mouse or trackpad, it is basically erasing the black, to show what is underneath. Each movement of the mouse, erases a small black square.
I usually move my mouse around the middle of the screen to uncover the logon button. Press the logon button. The screen magically reappears as normal. I enter my password and system logs back on normally.
It only seems to be when the iMac is in really deep sleep mode. If the screen is just blank for an hour or so. I move the mouse/trackpad, and the logon screen is immediately displayed normally.
Any thoughts or recommendations?
Thanks to all in advance.
Greg
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Dec 23, 2011, 12:17 AM
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gswilder
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Still experimenting.
If certain programs are running (ie Firefox), then I don't have a problem coming out of deep sleep. It gives me a message when I reenter my password, that Firefox prevented the system from logging off.
Does that additional information help? It is a really annoying problem. And since I have it on my MBA, I am concerned it is more widespread. Does anyone else have this issue?
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Dec 24, 2011, 09:18 PM
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UNCHeelYeah
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Black Screen and "Erasure" with Mouse.
I am having this same problem. I am using the Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2, not using a screen saver, and it happens sporadically upon trying to wake my iMac from sleep mode. The screen is black, and as you move the mouse over the screen, it "erases" the black, like the opposite of a blackboard, to reveal the login name and picture underneath. After that everything works fine. There is no pattern to this that I can discern (e.g. - happens every fifth time, only happens when a program isn't running etc.). It appears random, but is uber annoying, and behaves like a virus. I have Norton Antivirus, and it updates daily, and upon scanning states no virus is found. I also do system scan with MacKeeper, and it scans, says system is excellent. Something is definitely going on, I just wish I knew what it was. If anyone has any knowledge of this, any solution or insight would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Dec 25, 2011, 12:29 PM
#4
GGJstudios
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Join Date: May 2008
Quote:
Originally Posted by UNCHeelYeah
It appears random, but is uber annoying, and behaves like a virus. I have Norton Antivirus, and it updates daily, and upon scanning states no virus is found.
That's because there are no Mac OS X viruses. You should uninstall Norton. You don't need 3rd party antivirus apps to protect your Mac from malware. Macs are not immune to malware, but no true viruses exist in the wild that can run on Mac OS X, and there never have been any since it was released 10 years ago. The only malware in the wild that can affect Mac OS X is a handful of trojans, which can be easily avoided with some basic education, common sense and care in what software you install. Also, Mac OS X Snow Leopard and Lion have anti-malware protection built in, further reducing the need for 3rd party antivirus apps.
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Originally Posted by UNCHeelYeah
I also do system scan with MacKeeper, and it scans, says system is excellent.
You don't need MacKeeper, either. You really don't need "cleaner" or "maintenance" apps to keep your Mac running well, and some of these apps can do more harm than good. Most only remove files/folders or unused languages or architectures, which does nothing more than free up some drive space. It will not make your Mac run faster or more efficiently, since having stuff stored on a drive does not impact performance, unless you're running out of drive space.
Mac OS X does a good job of taking care of itself, without the need for 3rd party software.
Your problem, and the OP's is a graphics problem, likely having to do with the screensaver, not a malware problem.
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Dec 26, 2011, 08:13 AM
#5
UNCHeelYeah
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Norton Antivirus, and what does it mean?
I suppose one reason I developed a concern that there was more here than meets the proverbial eye, so to speak was a message that I have received through Norton on multiple occasions. The last message of similar stated messages reads as follows (Norton Antivirus 2.2.1 (5) ): "Vulnerability blocked, December 13th, 2011, 8:57 P.M. When I click on "View Recent Activities", a window is opened that is titled "Activity Log." There, four columns are listed, titled from left to right "Date", "Event Type", "Result", and "Details." Under the December 13th episode, It lists "Portscan" under Event type, "Result" gives an IP Address (192.168.x.xxx), and "Incoming" under details.
I am admittedly a neophyte in the Mac world, having switched over from Windows 7 to Mac recently, but am intent on educating myself to the not-so-subtle differences. The above information that Norton displayed would lead one to believe that their antivirus software is protecting my iMac, and that its subsequent removal would have perhaps disastrous results ( i.e. - my iMac would be susceptible to said "Vulnerability", whatever it is, and that "Incoming would NOT be blocked). I had a conversation with Norton because previously, every time the stated "Vulnerability" attempted access, I was interrupted by a pop-up screen informing me of this. The Norton representative was able to turn off the pop-up screen notification, but stated that it would continue to log episodes of the "Vulnerability" when it attempted to portscan and access. So am I to understand that uninstalling Norton would leave my computer no less vulnerable to this vulnerability? It is confusing to me.
Furthermore, I suppose I did wonder if this vulnerability threat had anything to do with the issue of the black screen erasure with the mouse. I will attempt to post a picture of the screen as it was being erased with the mouse, and perhaps a short movie as well. As previously stated, I do not have a screen saver enabled. Thank you for your input, any information is helpful to me! _
~Marc
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Dec 26, 2011, 11:19 AM
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gswilder
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Ditto & FYI Workaround
UncHeel...
Thanks for posting the picture. It is same as my iMac problem. On my iMac, it happens 100% of the time. On my MBA, it happens randomly like yours.
I began to notice if certain programs were running, when it went into screen saver and sleep mode, this didn't happen. And when I woke it up, I got a message that said "could not be logged off due to Firefox or Sketchbook Pro, etc. So that got me to thinking. So....
Over the weekend, I disabled "logoff after xx minutes of activity" in system preferences. That seems to fix the issue. I still have it set to require a password after the screen saver/sleep mode kicks it. But I disabled the logoff toggle.
Still not sure what this is an issue, but seems to be a work around. I just want to make sure my iMac is still going into sleep with these new settings. Including the monitor sleep.
Any thoughts based on this new information?
Thanks again
Greg
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Dec 26, 2011, 11:52 AM
#7
GGJstudios
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Join Date: May 2008
Quote:
Originally Posted by UNCHeelYeah
The above information that Norton displayed would lead one to believe that their antivirus software is protecting my iMac, and that its subsequent removal would have perhaps disastrous results
You have to remember that many antivirus apps consider cookies to be a "vulnerability" or "threat", when they're not. The only malware in the wild that can affect Mac OS X requires the user to actively install it. As long as a user is reasonably careful about where they get software, there is no need for 3rd party antivirus apps to protect Mac OS X from malware. Just make sure your firewall is enabled (System Preferences > Security > Firewall), and disable Java in your browser (Safari > Preferences > Security > Enable Java (uncheck))
Quote:
Originally Posted by gswilder
I just want to make sure my iMac is still going into sleep with these new settings. Including the monitor sleep.
You can let it sleep without logging off. That way, your apps/documents are still open when you wake it up, rather than having to relaunch apps and reopen documents. Recovery from sleep is much faster than from logging off.
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Dec 27, 2011, 03:02 PM
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rda2w
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by gswilder
UncHeel...
Thanks for posting the picture. It is same as my iMac problem. On my iMac, it happens 100% of the time. On my MBA, it happens randomly like yours.
I began to notice if certain programs were running, when it went into screen saver and sleep mode, this didn't happen. And when I woke it up, I got a message that said "could not be logged off due to Firefox or Sketchbook Pro, etc. So that got me to thinking. So....
Over the weekend, I disabled "logoff after xx minutes of activity" in system preferences. That seems to fix the issue. I still have it set to require a password after the screen saver/sleep mode kicks it. But I disabled the logoff toggle.
Still not sure what this is an issue, but seems to be a work around. I just want to make sure my iMac is still going into sleep with these new settings. Including the monitor sleep.
Any thoughts based on this new information?
Thanks again
Greg
I have had the same problem on my mid-2010 iMac since upgrading to Lion and it's been driving me nuts. The relation to automatic Logoff makes sense to me now that I look at my settings. The logoff was occurring after sleep and it's the only thing I haven't tried yet. I had previously thought it was related to Sleep but it never occurs if I force it to sleep. It only occurs after the system was left unattended and went through it's normal steps of screensaver then sleep. I'll try disabling the automatic Logoff and see if it fixes the problem for me too.
-BA
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Dec 29, 2011, 10:58 AM
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rda2w
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rda2w
I have had the same problem on my mid-2010 iMac since upgrading to Lion and it's been driving me nuts. The relation to automatic Logoff makes sense to me now that I look at my settings. The logoff was occurring after sleep and it's the only thing I haven't tried yet. I had previously thought it was related to Sleep but it never occurs if I force it to sleep. It only occurs after the system was left unattended and went through it's normal steps of screensaver then sleep. I'll try disabling the automatic Logoff and see if it fixes the problem for me too.
-BA
I can only declare partial success with unpicking "logoff after xx". It solved the pixelated screen issue but now the computer is not sleeping. I guess I'll have to uncheck file sharing now.
-BA
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Feb 6, 2012, 06:26 PM
#10
ougrad1764
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Any updates?
Just wanted to see if there had been any changes since the last posting in this thread. I'm experiencing the same issue as OP on my 2011 13" MacBook Air w/ OS X 10.7.3, as well as on my parents' mid-2010 iMac (running OS X 10.7.2).
I can't seem to pin down the cause and have tried the steps suggested previously. Thanks!
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Feb 21, 2012, 10:03 PM
#11
wchp
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Still having the same issue here as well.
Have any of you tried a clean install of OSX?
Before I try a full reinstall I did an install on a external drive with no aps, just the bare install and I could not replicate the issue.
I continue to question if this is a graphics card firmware issue or and OS issue.
A reinstall (overlay) of the OS did not resolve the issue.
I have screen shots as follows:
1) Paint pixels on screen
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p227/wchp/iMac27%20Graphics%20Problem/photo1. jpg
2) Click Icon
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p227/wchp/iMac27%20Graphics%20Problem/photo2. jpg
3) Type in PWD
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p227/wchp/iMac27%20Graphics%20Problem/photo3. jpg
4) Logged in:
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p227/wchp/iMac27%20Graphics%20Problem/photo4. jpg
Last edited by grapes911; Feb 21, 2012 at 10:12 PM. Reason: replaced img with timg
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Yesterday, 12:21 AM
#12
jrobin
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Having the same issue
I have four MacBooks and a MacBook Air. I am seeing this issue on two MacBooks both running Lion 10.7.3. One is a newer i5 MacBook the other is an early 2010. The only common denominator I can think of is they are both set up with Parental Controls and they are set to logoff after X amount of time. The other MacBooks don't have this "pixel painting to revel the login screen issue" I also don't see it on our iMacs or the MacMini. Only the two with the issue are set to auto logoff. So the above poster is most likely on to something. I will give it a try by turning off the auto logoff on the two MacBooks in question. If that solves the problem then I will assume its a bug that needs to be addressed.
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Yesterday, 12:30 AM
#13
ougrad1764
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Join Date: Apr 2010
reinstall (overlay) of the OS did not resolve the issue
wchp - Thank you for following up and posting the screenshots. They match exactly what I was experiencing (and what UNCHeelYeah reported previously). I can confirm that I experienced the issue even following a clean reinstall of Snow Leopard on my MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2011).
jrobin - "I will give it a try by turning off the auto logoff on the two MacBooks in question. If that solves the problem then I will assume its a bug that needs to be addressed."
Good thinking! Thanks for taking the time to test with your machines. This will help provide further validation of what gswilder (OP) tried as well in reply #6. Interesting about Parental Controls, too.
Side note:
Since I recently joined the Apple Developers program, I did a clean install of SL on my MBA then upgraded via the App Store to Mountain Lion to "kick-the-tires" if you will. Interestingly, I've not yet experienced any issue related to waking from sleep with a black screen and pixilation, even while running all the same apps I had previously. I'll report here (and file a bug report with Apple) if I do see this issue pop-up in ML. I'll be reinstalling SL in a few weeks and will report back if/when the black screen and pixelation issue reappears. I'll be sure to note the applications left running at the time the computer went to sleep.
Last edited by ougrad1764; Yesterday at 12:44 AM. Reason: Follow-up to jrobin (reply came in while I was typing mine)
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Yesterday, 09:04 AM
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evillanueva
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Join Date: Feb 2012
I have experienced the same issue with my brand new MBA Late 2011.
I recently found out that this only happens when DISPLAY is set to go to sleep minutes before the "Log out after X minutes of inactivity". I had "Display sleep" option set to 5 minutes and "Log out after 10 minutes of inactivity" and this causes the display to go to sleep first (screen goes black) and then, 5 minutes later, it logs out.
If "Display sleep" is off and "Log out after X minutes of inactivity" is on, the issue does not replicate. So Im thinking it has something to do with the screen being black at the moment it logs out. Can you try and replicate that?
Thanks
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Yesterday, 01:39 PM
#15
wchp
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Quote:
Originally Posted by evillanueva
I have experienced the same issue with my brand new MBA Late 2011.
I recently found out that this only happens when DISPLAY is set to go to sleep minutes before the "Log out after X minutes of inactivity". I had "Display sleep" option set to 5 minutes and "Log out after 10 minutes of inactivity" and this causes the display to go to sleep first (screen goes black) and then, 5 minutes later, it logs out.
If "Display sleep" is off and "Log out after X minutes of inactivity" is on, the issue does not replicate. So Im thinking it has something to do with the screen being black at the moment it logs out. Can you try and replicate that?
Thanks
Just tested this premise and yes, you are correct.
IF: Screen saver ON after 5m AND require password immediately AND Sleep (Display) after 30m AND Logout after 60m I am able to reproduce the problem.
IF: Screen Saver ON after 5m AND require password immediately AND Sleep (Display) after 30m AND Logut after xx NOT enabled, problem goes away
IF: Screen Saver ON after 5m AND require password immediately AND Sleep (Display) OFF AND Logut after 60M enabled, problem goes away
So on my machine (iMac 27, 3.4/i7, 16GB/1333, Radeon 6970m/2048MB, OSX 10.7.3
It would appear that if I am running Monitor Sleep and it kicks in prior to LogOff then I am able to reproduce this artifact. Only Display sleep with immediate login OR Loguot should be used but not both.
The only other thing to test is is I leave display sleep on, and screen saver on but with NO immediate password and enable logoff if the problem goes away.
Testing for another day.
I have linked this entire thread to a Apple support ticket and will report back on Apples response

Thank you so much wchp, this is brilliant. I have had this annoying problem for a long time. I eventually rang Mac support, they did not know how to fix the problem as you have suggested so they instigated many hardware replacements which eventually left my iMac severely crippled. They eventually replaced it with the latest model. But I spent two months working with a disabled computer which really interfere with my work.
Your solution appears to have solved my problem, at least so far, but I am hopeful that it is a permanent fix. I hope that your suggestions are taken up by Apple support. This may solve many users problems and avoid Apple making expensive fixes that don't actually work.
I thought that the new iMac would not have the 'Wake up from sleep by painting in the login window' problem but it did, this really annoyed me. Anyway now the problem appears to be solved, it's not I will repost and keep working on it. Thanks again.

Controlling Login/Logout and Background Sync

Mac OS X Server 10.5.7
Mac OS X Client 10.5.7
Everything setup perfectly and by the book on both Server and Client.
Problem:
Why in God's name has Apple COMBINED the sync rules for both Login/Logout and Background Sync??? It's the most illogical thing and it does not work!!!
Question:
I know how to prevent Background items from Syncing at Login (through the preference manifest), but how to I get the Background sync NOT to sync LOGIN/LOGOUT items.
The problem is always and systematically been mostly with the LIBRARY folder giving all sorts of sync errors. I have tried every possible trick combination but nothing seems to work.
Is this STILL a bug even after a year?? If so, other than skipping the Library folder completely, mobile homes is utterly useless and unreliable. If I skip the Library folder, then mobile homes aren't really complete if a user moves to another machine.
Has anyone found a reliable solution to this mess?
PLEASE HELP.

Something is definitely breaking it. Its as if at some random point in time, the sync stops obeying the background rules. I can only conclude that there is still is a bug somewhere that is not fixed.
For example, I initially created the mobile home setting using the computer groups. When that started giving me errors, then I figured, let me try it by doing it via groups. So I created a new group and then, undid the settings for mobile homes that I had set for my computer group.
The first time I logged in, it was working perfectly. Then my laptop's battery died. When I plugged it back, it reconnected to my wireless network and THATS when the bug started showing up again. No matter how many times I restarted, if I have firefox or entourage open, I automatically see that exclamation point in the upper right hand corned (on the mobile homes icon) and its ALWAYS the library files pertaining to those apps that 'are in use'.
This is really frustrating and most non-apple like. This used to work perfectly under Tiger Server, I don't understand how Apple can mess this up THIS BAD and worse, not have a solid fix after a year.
This bug even occurred with a brand new installation of Leopard server on a Xserve and a Mac OS X 10.5.7 station. The instant the mobile user logged on, that exclamation point came on complaining about the entourage files being in use even though that entire folder is set to be SKIPPED during Background Syncing.
Not sure where to look anymore.
And one more thing; as soon as I encounter that exclamation point, the time/date stamp reporting the last sync stops working as well.
Could you provide screenshots of your setup? Could it be that Im missing one tiny detail somewhere? I just dont see where though.
This is an updated output after it breaks (maybe there's a clue in there somewhere)
excludedItems = (
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/.SymAVQSFile";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/.Trash";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/.Trashes";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/Documents/Microsoft User Data";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/Library";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/NAVMac800QSFile";
excludedPrefItems = (
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/.SymAVQSFile";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/.Trash";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/.Trashes";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/Library/Application Support/SyncServices";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/Library/Caches";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/Library/Logs";
comparison = fullPath;
value = "~/Library/Printers";
comparison = startsWith;
value = "IMAP-";
comparison = startsWith;
value = "Exchange-";
comparison = startsWith;
value = "Mac-";
homeSyncCompleted = 1;
homeSyncTime = 2009-05-25 21:09:29 -0400;
isNewMobileAccount = 0;
periodicSyncOn = 1;
syncPeriodSeconds = 0;
syncedFolders = (
path = "~";
syncedPrefFolders = (
path = "~/Library";
path = "~/Documents/Microsoft User Data";
}

Getting ~/Library to sync in background when login/logout sync turned off

I have a bunch of laptop users with very slow network connections where I need to turn off login/logout sync and only sync data in the background manually. Problem is, if you turn off login/logout sync it also turns off syncing ~/Library in the background.
Now if you use the Details tab for MCX setting in WGM you can add the key "Sync Preferences in the Background" and set it to "sync" but it doesn't make any difference.
Anyone know how to work around this so I don't have to sync anything at login/logout but can still sync Preferences in background when I manually do a sync?

I don't think it's in the GUI, but you can manage this stuff pretty granularly with the following boolean flags in ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.homeSync.plist:
<key>syncBackgroundSetAtLogin</key>
<string>dontSync</string>
<key>syncBackgroundSetAtLogout</key>
<string>dontSync</string>
<key>syncPreferencesAtLogin</key>
<string>dontSync</string>
<key>syncPreferencesAtLogout</key>
<string>sync</string>
<key>syncPreferencesAtSyncNow</key>
<string>dontSync</string>
<key>syncPreferencesInBackground</key>
<string>dontSync</string>
I think the keys you want are syncPreferencesInBackground and/or syncPreferencesAtSyncNow. However, I found that this unpredicatably didn't sync everything. PHD has a generally hard time with open files and many of these files are open. Also, note that 10.5 changed in that it considers any hidden folders loose in your home folder (e.g. .ssh/) to be included in "Preference" syncing only occurring at Logout and Login. This isn't really documented or shown anywhere. I'm pretty sure that they are ignored in the background *even with* the above flags in use. Note that I haven't played with these in a while, so your mileage might vary. Perhaps they're just not ready for prime time.
EDIT:
Actually, I just remember where and how I found these: You need to follow the directions for "Using the Preference Editor to Manage Core Services" on page 236 of the User Management manual. This gives you the location of Preference Manifest for Home Folder Syncing which has a bucketload of cool options, including automatic conflict resolution.
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Login/logout sync hangs

I am trying to migrate my user account to a portable home directory. (OSX Server 10.4.8, OSX Client 10.4.8). I have a small network (8 users) and everyone else has been using network accounts and portable home directories for months. I had a large amount of data in my account and just didn't want to take the time until I had some serious sound problem with my laptop and had to do an erase and install to fix it. So I decided to convert to a network account but put most of my files outside my home directory. The only thing in my home directory are my apple mail files. I can't get login logout sync to complete succeessfully. It goes through "checking items" and changes the folder it displays until it gets to the last one where it hangs for hours and never actually starts synchronizing. My work around was to remove all but a couple of my mailboxes from ~/library/mail and then sync by logging out/in. I then would add a couple more mail boxes and repeat. This is a tedious process.
I could not find any discussion about limitations on the number of files that login/logout sync can process. I suspect there is some memory limit on the total number of files in a directory or the total number of changed files and instead of complaining it just hangs. Has anyone seen this? Does anyone know of a limit on the number of files. I have about 14 GB of mail archives with 100,000s of messages.
I suspect I will have to archive them outside of the ~/library/mail folder and maybe do a symlink.

Not even sure you can do this but you might look for Login/Logout Hooks that can perform the action your looking to do. There would have to be a way to shell-script the Sync part of RHD which I'm not sure you can.
On the Server Side you can control what get auto synced and what does not in WGM. Then you just set it all to auto on login/logout.

Support JEE6 new login/logout methods

Custom authentication with BlazeDS is clunky because there was no standard way to programmaticaly login or logout. With JEE6 we don't have that problem anymore. I want to add a JEE6LoginCommand that will give us a container agnostic way to do login/logout. This is a quick and dirty first cut at that.
Thanks,
John
package flex.messaging.security;
import java.security.Principal;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import flex.messaging.FlexContext;
public class JEE6LoginCommand extends AppServerLoginCommand {
    @Override
    public Principal doAuthentication(String username, Object credentials) {
        String password = extractPassword( credentials );
        Principal principal = null;
        try {
            HttpServletRequest request = FlexContext.getHttpRequest();
            request.login( username, password );
            principal = request.getUserPrincipal();
        } catch (ServletException e) {
            // Figure out what is needed here.
        return principal;
    @Override
    public boolean logout(Principal principal) {
        try {
            HttpServletRequest request = FlexContext.getHttpRequest();
            request.logout();
        } catch (ServletException e) {
            // Ignore logout failed exception.
        return false;

hparmar : yes, that's what I feared... I hoped it would be possible to tell the server from which application I do need the login information. What a mess.
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Dear All,
i am writing a web application.
i have created a JSF login form for authentication. the application use JASS mechanism for pages protection.
i want to use the oracle's prebuild loginmodule (class name is
"oracle.security.jazn.login.module.LDAPLoginModule") to authenticate user from LDAP server.
to authenticate the user, my code in the backing bean for the login are:
public String authenticate()
MyCallbackHandler callback = new MyCallbackHandler();
callback.setName("name");
callback.setPassword("password");
//create a logoncontext for specific login module, and callbackhandler
LoginContext ctx = new LoginContext("name of configuration", callback );
//login
ctx.login();
callback handler code:
public class MyCallbackHandler implements javax.security.auth.callback.CallbackHandler
private String name = "";
private String password = "";
public void setName(String name)
this.name = name;
public void setPassword(String password)
this.password = password;
public void handle(Callback[] callbacks)
for(Callback c : callbacks)
if (c instanceof NameCallback)
((NameCallback)c).setName(name);
else if(c instanceof PasswordCallback)
((PasswordCallback)c).setPassword(password.toCharArray());
the login method SEEMS succeed as no exception thrown.
but the HttpServletRequest.getUserPrincipal() return null and whenever i visit other
protected page (after calling the logincontext.login())...i was redirected to the login page ...
do anyone know what the problem is??
thanks

Hi Frank,
I am also facing the same problem getting the container to recognize the user using login/logout programmatically. I cannot use j_security_check as my authentication module requires three fields for authenticating the user and also I have a jsf login form.
I have attempted the container to recognize the user by writing a filter to field all request with url-pattern "/" to get the user information from the session(saved by login action) and wrapped the request with an implementation of HttpRequestWrapper where I have overridden the methods - getRemoteUser(), getUserPrincipal(), isUserInRole().
It is the first mapping in the web.xml and I am unable to understand if the redirect is happening before/after it reaches my AuthenticationFilter and my user is never recognized by the container since my method implementations are not called. The AuthenticationFilter is being called and I think it is something to do with the ordering of the filter-mapping. Any help would be appreciated.
I have pasted my code below
AuthenticationFilter
public void doFilter(ServletRequest request, ServletResponse response,
FilterChain fc) throws IOException, ServletException {
if (request instanceof HttpServletRequest) {
HttpServletRequest httpRequest = (HttpServletRequest)request;
HttpSession session = httpRequest.getSession();
if (session != null &&
session.getAttribute(SESSION_ATTR_USER) != null &&
session.getAttribute(SESSION_ATTR_ROLES) != null) {
String username =
(String)session.getAttribute(SESSION_ATTR_USER);
Set roleSet = (Set)session.getAttribute(SESSION_ATTR_ROLES);
AuthRequestWrapper wrapper =
new AuthRequestWrapper(httpRequest, username, roleSet);
fc.doFilter(wrapper, response);
} else {
fc.doFilter(request, response);
AuthRequestWrapper
public class AuthRequestWrapper extends HttpServletRequestWrapper {
private String username;
private Set roleSet;
private Principal principal;
public AuthRequestWrapper(HttpServletRequest request, String username,
Set roleSet) {
super(request);
this.username = username;
this.roleSet = roleSet;
this.principal = new UserPrincipal(username);
public String getRemoteUser() {
return username;
public Principal getUserPrincipal() {
return principal;
public boolean isUserInRole(String roleName) {
return roleSet.contains(roleName);
web.xml
<filter-mapping>
<filter-name>AuthFilter</filter-name>
<url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>
<filter-mapping>
<filter-name>trinidad</filter-name>
<servlet-name>Faces Servlet</servlet-name>
<dispatcher>FORWARD</dispatcher>
<dispatcher>REQUEST</dispatcher>
</filter-mapping>

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Hi Sudheer,
Check this .
You can find the transactions by a particular user from the transaction SM04.
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U can see tables:
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USR02 Logon data
USR03 User address data
USR05 User Master Parameter ID
USR12 User master authorization values
plz rewards points if helpful
cheers
srinivas.k
Edited by: k srinivas on Apr 28, 2008 11:54 AM

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We have a user who needs modify the folders that are synced periodically.
The user has multiple computers that they keep synced with OS X Server 10.4.10.
We turned background sync to unmanaged and they are able to modify their settings and left login/logoff sync as managed. Any time they login/logoff auto sync does not occur.
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The login loop problem I'm facing is not the usual login loop problem when starting up mac; it's when I'm trying to log into websites or applications (most of them, eg. facebook, instagram).
I have tried:
using other browsers: Safari, Firefox, Maxthon, Chrome
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repairing disk
deleting launchservices cache
using other userid to login
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Hi All
I am looking for a very robust franework where common elements to typical ecommerce type of websites are available. For example I see most sites have a login and logout system. I have written previous login logouts for my sites but im looking for something very sophisticated and robust
key features would be
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3 - logging unsucessful logins
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Hi,
Can we get Reporting of users login / logout / tea break / prayer break / meeting break status (i.e. complete login-logout monthly report of each employee) in CDR or some other way in CUCM.
Regards.

Hi
1-The Cisco Extension Mobility and Cisco Extension Mobility Cross Cluster features keep a record of the devices to which users are actively logged in. For the Cisco Extension Mobility feature, the actively logged-in device report tracks the local phones that are actively logged in by local users; for the Cisco Extension Mobility Cross Cluster feature, the actively logged-in device report tracks the local phones that are actively logged in by remote users.
Please find the below link:-
https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2184881
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Very slow login/logout with Portable Home Directories

I've set up Portable Home Directories for our department so that people can work from different computers if need be (also, I think our network is too slow to use network home directories). However, the login times are excruciating - some users report average 45 minute login times. None of these users are moving huge files or anything, and even if I just log someone out (completing the sync) and then log back in, the login will be very slow.
If I disconnect the computers from the network, obviously it logs in quickly because it can't connect to the server, but I don't want to do that (or disable login/logout sync altogether). I tried removing things from the login/logout sync rules, but often the sync takes time just on 'Finishing' or 'Stopping', so I don't think that it's any particular files that take a lot of time.
On a possibly related note, for some reason our computers all take perhaps 30 seconds to get an IP address when starting up, waking up from sleep, etc. Is there any reason why the computer would need to be doing this repeatedly? Especially on logout, this wouldn't seem relevant, but I've seen that mentioned in other threads.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Greg

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