Account Locked

I am experimenting with generating believable characters/clues for a little mystery game (mostly as an exercise for learning Swift 2).I am a big fan of mysteries, and most games that have randomly generated mysteries have problems with making rare things too common, and also bad correlations (e.g. a 6'5 man with size 4 shoes). I would like my characters to have characteristics (e.g. eye color, blood type, etc...) that generally match real world numbers. It doesn't have to be perfect but the 2 main characteristics that I would like:Rare things should only show up rarely (and common ones commonly)Correlation between factors should be believableI am currently handling the second by having a fixed order in which the characteristics are chosen (Gender then Height, etc...), and altering the frequencies of later stages based on the earlier results. I am open to better solutions for that as well. I am also taking into account familial relations when generating relatives... but that is another topic.As an exa

When I try to add yahoo, after entering my email address, then password when I click on submit the screen reverts to the add account screen. Result: no yahoo email...

After a clean install of 10.11 - I cannot connect to my carddav server on OS X Server 5.0beta1 anymore. Computers that are still using an upgraded version from 10.10 to 10.11 won't have the issue.If I try to set everything up through Contacts -> Preferences -> Accounts, the preferences pane and Contacts will crash immediately.If I try to set it up as server account through System Preferences -> Internet Accounts, CalDav and CardDav won't even try to connect.If I set it up as CalDAV account through System Preferences -> Internet Accounts, Calendar is working correctly.If I set it up as CardDAV account through System Preferences -> Internet Accounts, CardDAV is still not connecting.I suppose, the automatic port configuration might be the issue.How can I set it up correctly and manually?username - okpassword - okserver address - okpath - what is os x server's default path for carddav - /principals/ will result in not connecting at allp

- the keychain is device specific (not synced across devices), so the trial period would be separate for each device? YES. You could also use the user's iCloud account and write to their key-value file- reinstalling the app won't modify the keychain, so the user cannot gain another trial period by reinstalling the app? CORRECT. But the user could restore their entire device to a time before they first ran your app. The alternative approach using the user's iCloud account can't be restored so it avoids this flaw. However the user may log out of their iCloud account and log into a different iCloud account.- restoring the device would reset the keychain, so by doing this (tedious task), the user could gain another trial period? OH - you realized this! YES, this is a way of getting another trial period at some considerable pain to the user.

First, if you want to avoid using IAP and continue using your website you may be able to do that if you satisfy 11.14.Second, if you want to use IAP it seems ok. There is no way to 'know the identity of user' unless the user gives you that information. You could simply ask the user to log into their account from the app and transmit the identifierForVendor from teh device into that account.

Bug filed for this issue. For those who wish to dupe it, it is bug ID 21420857.Bug details:Title: Mac OS X 10.11.0 (15A178w): Restart required before first logging in with AD mobile user accountSummary:When logging into an AD-bound Mac, where the Apple AD plug-in is active and set to create mobile users, a restart is required as part of a AD mobile account's first loginSteps to Reproduce:1. Bind Mac running OS X 10.11.0 (15A178w) to Active Directory using Apple's AD plug-in2. Enable the Apple AD plug-in's Create mobile account at login option3. Disable the Apple AD plug-in's Require confirmation before creating a mobile account option4. Log in at the OS X login window with an AD account which had not previously logged into this MacExpected Results:Login process would appear pause briefly while the AD mobile account's account credentials were cached and home folder was created.Once AD mobile account's credentials were cached and the home folder was

> Could this be related to concurrent calls to> SecKeychainUnlock/SecKeychainCreate on the same keychain?It certainly could be. Normally the only shared keychains on the system (things like the System keychain) are relatively static (they don't come and go, or lock and unlock) so you don't exercise this case.> Any recomendations on how to handle this execenario in wich several> servers use a shared keychain, and any of the could unlock/create it ?I think that once the keychain is created and open you should be OK reading the keychain concurrently. Working on that theory the obvious next step is to move the code that creates and unlocks the keychain to a central service that each of your main servers talks to via XPC.Share and Enjoy--Quinn The Eskimo!Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware

Uninstalled Xcode 7 beta, rebooted my Mac, re-installed it and still get the same error. The bottom of the dialog box said to contact Apple Developer Support to resolve account access issues, so I did. Should hear something tomorrow sometime.

My only testing thus far has been with pre-staging mobile accounts. These did not require a restart to reach the desktop.