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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

UI Automation --> .plist file recording timestamp value in GMT instead of EDT

Whenever I execute a UI automated script in Instruments, I save the trace where the execution results are present. The name of the file is "Automation Results.plist", which Instruments automatically creates and updates based on test execution. The node in "dict/array/dict/date" is always populated with a GMT timestamp even though the timezone set on my MAC is EDT. Is there a way that this can be changed to reflect the actual EDT time? I checked all "Preferences" in Instruments but couldn't find anything.


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Thursday, February 21, 2013

Deleting .plist files

Is there a way to tell which .plis files in launch agent and daemons folders are trojans or malicious script?


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Sunday, February 17, 2013

Deleting .plist files

Is there a way to tell which .plis files in launch agent and daemons folders are trojans or malicious script?


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Re: Deleting .plist files

Usually the plist file will be named after the bundle identifier of the application, but you can also just look in the file to see what application is being run.


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Deleting .plist files

Is there a way to tell which .plis files in launch agent and daemons folders are trojans or malicious script?


View the original article here