@DTS Engineer If you want to see it that way, you're right, of course. I am currently just wondering which right I should request. I first thought of authenticate-session-owner, but that only works if the user is an admin. com.apple.trust-settings.user would generally work, but the text that is displayed during authentication is somewhat misleading. Is there something I can use or should I create a custom right for this? Many thanks in advance for your support. I really appreciate it.
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Is there another way to authenticate a (non-admin) user with a smart card? I tried a few things using Authorization Services, but it only worked well with admin users. I know that Authorization Services is used to request authorization for something, but can I misuse it in some way to accomplish what I want?
Thanks for the information. Filed an enhancement request FB16312095. Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Marc
I noticed that the Keychain Access utility uses exactly what I am looking for if I delete something from the Keychain. Please see the attached screenshot. Any idea if this can be done using Local Authentication?