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Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. An authentication plug-in executes while the user is logging in, and is guaranteed to complete before the user is allowed to actually interact with their account. You might write an authentication plug-in if you need to programmatically reset an account to a predetermined state, perform some administrative task such as deleting caches to reduce server utilization, and so on.
To learn more about writing an authentication plug-in, read Running At Login. One way to run applications at login time is to launch them using a custom shell script. When creating your script file, keep the following in mind:. The permissions for your script file should include execute privileges for the appropriate users.
Other login actions wait until your hook finishes executing. Therefore, your script needs to run quickly. Use the defaults tool to install your login script. You can easily run a script after each login by running a Terminal command and giving a path to the script:. I use it to send me a push notification via a Zapier Webhook every time someone logs into my computer.
Advanced note for nitpicky admins: Yes, I know login hooks have been replaced by LaunchAgents which also run at login, but Login Hooks still work in Mojave, so settle down. It allows you to customize it with graphics and text and setting it up is simple:. Now, when the Login Window shows, the Usage Policy will show over it. You have to accept prior to being allowed to log in.
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