If you attempt to install PKard for Mac on macOS Catalina, you will not be able to license the product and you will see an error "CODEINVALID_ENTRY". What to expect when installing PKard for Mac on Catalina You can reach our support group by email ( or by telephone (+1 81) Monday-Friday, 8am - 5pm Central time. However, If you’re having problems transitioning from PKard for Mac to Catalina’s built-in solution, we’re here to help.
We believe that the information above will get your Mac to access smart card protected web sites. We believe Apple has addressed the solution that PKard for Mac provided. We don’t want to just abandon our customers. Should something go wrong along the way, we can recover this file from the trash. Once your smart card works with Catalina, you can empty your trash. now you’ll need to reboot your Mac for the change to take effectĮxplanation: This file referenced in the command above does not exist in a default installation of Catalina, so we’re moving it to the trash.you’ll be prompted for your Mac login password - enter your password and press enter / return again.copy the above line, and paste it into your terminal window, then press the enter or return key.open the Terminal utility (from the Applications > Utilities folder).Here’s the command:Ĭode: Select all sudo mv /Library/Preferences/.plist ~/.Trash/ Unfortunately, with changes to macOS, our “Uninstall PKard” utility does not do this automatically. You’ll also need to modify a system file that we’ve changed. Open the folder “/Library/Application Support/PKard” and run the “Uninstall PKard” utility.While Apple’s Keychain Access program will no longer show the smart card credentials, the smart card solution will function with Apple’s Safari, Google Chrome, and Apple’s Mail.Įven if you have already updated to Catalina, removing PKard is done with an unsintaller. In our experience, Apple’s Safari will request a PIN far too often, so we recommend using Google Chrome instead. In it’s default configuration, Catalina’s built-in smart card solution should allow you to get to CAC-protected web sites. This issue applies to all Mac users who are running macOS Catalina (10.15) and are using the following browsers to join meetings: Google Chrome (version 77 or below) After selecting a screen/window to share, the 'Share Screen' button normally changes to 'Stop Sharing' and other participants can see the presentation.
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How to Use Catalina’s Native CAC Solution Unfortunately, we will not be able to continue this legacy of macOS CAC support with Catalina, however, we will still continue to support PKard for Mac on older versions of the macOS. For the last decade, Thursby Software has provided a unique CAC middleware that has assisted thousands of military and federal government personnel by helping them access web applications on their personal Macs.
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