![]() ![]() Terminal can be added no problem but osascript, shell scripts, and other non "apps" can't be added to the list without doing some workaround like shown in OP's post above unless the system prompts you for access when something like 'System Events' needs access. The problem here, which, was attempting to rectify in his OP was trying to get osascript into the accessibility list. Neither side functioned regardless of whether it was caller or receiver. when configured as the caller, it's not calling out even with Terminal and osascript listed in the accessibility options list?" It's stuck right before that with facetime open and waiting for someone to be is it both 'sides' of the call that won't work - i.e. It's not even waiting for the GUI to click to call. The call isn't initiated in facetime at all. I have not yet had a chance to reset the accessibility list per their suggestion but will report back if that has any success.Īs for what I'm seeing in Terminal when I run the script, it just stays stuck at trying to dial out with the "Waiting for call from XXX to open portal". If you continue to have problems after that, you will need to try resetting your accessibility list and restarting, and then relaunching Keyboard Maestro and trying the process again." Then ensure both Keyboard Maestro and Keyboard Maestro Engine are listed and checked. So if you are having problems with accessibility under Yosemite, upgrade to 10.10.3, and then launch Keyboard Maestro. This bug was finally resolved in Yosemite 10.10.3. It seems to commonly impact Keyboard Maestro by the Keyboard Maestro Engine not being added to the accessibility settings pane. This is affecting other applications that require accessibility as well. ![]() Yosemite (10.10 GM1 through 10.10.2) has a serious problem adding applications to the accessibility pane properly. "Yosemite and Accessibility Settings Problems I also use another piece of software called Keyboard Maestro and, in their notes on their troubleshooting page, they also cite issues with accessibility. The same EXACT script runs fine on one machine but does not on the other two machines with the same OS version and same accessibility settings. On the two other machines recently imaged and running 10.10.3, adding 'Terminal' to the privacy pane does not work. One one machine, adding 'Terminal' to the privacy pane has allowed it to work for quite some time. And have a couple machines running 10.10.3. ![]()
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