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April 27, 2005 6:06 AM PDT

Mac OS X 10.3.9: CheckPoint Secure Client broken

by CNET staff

Several readers report that CheckPoint's Secure Client (a VPN tool) is broken after installing Mac OS X 10.3.9.

Carl van Denzen writes:

"A few minutes after trying to start VPN (this happens automatically when I log in), it comes with a message box with title 'VPN-1 SecureClient Error' saying 'SecureClient services are down. Please reboot your machine to start them.'

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    by saetzjw April 27, 2005 7:39 PM PDT
    There is a fix for this.
    http://discussions.info.apple.com/webx?14%40334.yHrVaOHJXgM.1%40.68ac466a%2F0

    When you read you need to this
    Complete fix for this problem.
    1.Create a text file wdog.sh
    #!/bin/tcsh
    cd /opt/CPsrsc-50/bin
    while (1)
    ./SR_Service
    end
    2. Put it in /opt/CPsrsc-50/bin
    3. chmod 755 /opt/CPsrsc-50/bin/wdog.sh
    4. chown 0:0 /opt/CPsrsc-50/bin/wdog.sh
    5. Edit /System/Library/StartupItems/SecureClient/SecureClient
    6. Comment out
    $SRDIR/bin/SR_Watchdog &> $SRDIR/log/ScBootlog.txt &
    by adding # before it.
    7. After that line add
    $SRDIR/bin/wdog.sh &> $SRDIR/log/ScBootlog.txt &
    8. Reboot and enjoy.
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