Can’t make «class ocid» id «data optr00000000904D70F1EF7F0000» into type integer. (error -1700)

[entusdictus]

ADPassMon 2.20.19 launches only once per user on multiple machines. First launch is all okay, the second launch produces the following error in console:

05.04.16 13:18:44,455 ADPassMon[13480]: *** -[ADPassMonAppDelegate applicationWillFinishLaunching:]: Can’t make «class ocid» id «data optr00000000904D70F1EF7F0000» into type integer. (error -1700)

[macmule]

Odd.

What OS's?

Anything else in the logs?

How was the app packaged & deployed?

[entusdictus]

I found the reason for this issue. ADPassMon 2.20.19 seems to corrupt the org.pmbuko.adpassmon.plist.
The key expireDateUnix is incorrectly formatted.
expireDateUnix
1,4608736

when you remove the "," from the string, ADPassMon will work again.

[entusdictus]

OS is 10.11.4, app was packaged with Composer and deployed with the JSS.

[macmule]

@entusdictus odd.. What language is the OS running when this happens?

[entusdictus]

This OS is running in German.

[macmule]

Bugger.

AppleScript is pseudo American English. So I think it's having issues with the German localisation.

I'll have a play & will put an update out.

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This OS is running in German.

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[lumaforge]

Ran into the same localization issue with a Spanish version of OS X and trying to not have it auto-translate the name of the Network Adapter in the System Prefs so it would match what is seen in the 'networksetup' command line program.

[tommywo]

I have the same issue on English OSX 10.11.5. Breaking change was introduced between 1498c1d and 43982d7

[macmule]

Can you folks run the below & advise what is returned?

echo '(131258737778620155/10000000)-11644473600' | /usr/bin/bc

@tommywo, @entusdictus, @lumaforge

[macmule]

@entusdictus, @lumaforge, @tommywo

Can you test the below? I think the issue was with NSNumberFormatter.. I think

ADPassMon.zip

[entusdictus]

@macmule, the result is:
myuser$ echo '(131258737778620155/10000000)-11644473600' | /usr/bin/bc
1481400177

[macmule]

@entusdictus can you test: https://github.com/macmule/ADPassMon/files/560206/ADPassMon.zip

[entusdictus]

First it seems to work, but when configuring with "manual" settings, the status window will keep the status "Working..."
We have to use the "manual" setting in this environment, because automatic displays a different password runtime (long story short: automatic is technically correct, but customer has a weird construct for their passwords so this cannot be used).

[macmule]

@entusdictus thanks! Progress at least :)

I think i know why the "working.." hang is occurring & will look into that shortly

[macmule]

@entusdictus I was wrong about the "working..." issue, can you let me know what OS, what language & post the org.pmbuko.adpassmon.plist?

[entusdictus]

OS is 10.12.1 16B2555. Language is German.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
    <key>accTest</key>
    <string>0</string>
    <key>allowPasswordChange</key>
    <false/>
    <key>enableNotifications</key>
    <true/>
    <key>expireAge</key>
    <integer>30</integer>
    <key>expireDateUnix</key>
    <string>1484802446</string>
    <key>isBehaviour2Enabled</key>
    <integer>0</integer>
    <key>menu_title</key>
    <string>75d</string>
    <key>selectedBehaviour</key>
    <integer>1</integer>
    <key>selectedMethod</key>
    <integer>1</integer>
    <key>tooltip</key>
    <string>Your password expires
Thu Jan 19 06:07:26 CET 2017</string>
    <key>warningDays</key>
    <integer>7</integer>
</dict>
</plist>

[macmule]

Please test: https://github.com/macmule/ADPassMon/releases/tag/154

[entusdictus]

@macmule, looks good so far! 👍

[macmule]

@entusdictus awesome.. I'll close this off for now :)