Hi all, I discovered an issue that my agent (a background Cocoa app) is not getting launched (from /Library/LaunchAgents/) when parental controls (Leopard) are active for a specific user account. Is this limited only to carbon/cocoa apps that they have to be in the list of allowed apps or can I set some kind of flags in order to have launchd launched my agent successfully? Unfortunately, I don't have the app stored inside the user's folder or the application directory, so the parental control panel doesn't list it automatically to offer it. Any kind of non-standard solution available, like editing a settings files (which one?) by a script while my installer creating all the daemon and agent related files? I really don't want to tell my end users to go into the parental control panel for each person's account and adding my agent app. I thought that the plist file permission for the launch agents has to be 'root/whell -rw-r--r--' permission set in order to get handled correctly. That would mean that no non-admin users can change its description in order to bypass e.g. the parental control settings. It makes no sense for me why a launch agent app needs to be on the parental control list in this case. Thanks for any help, Peter