“There was a problem verifying your registration details!” Oh no! 😱
1) Create a CustomTrigger Policy to Install DetectX Swift Create a new policy in your Site and name it Install – DetectX Swift. Set the only trigger to “Custom” and enter the custom trigger “installdetectx”. Set the Frequency to “Ongoing”, since we want this policy to be available whenever we need it. Welcome to DetectX Swift 7 accessible through the main interface or the menu bar. Subsequent sections of this guide will cover those in detail. IMPORTANT: Please read the Licensing Agreement before using DetectX Swift. On launch, DetectX Swift first runs first the Search function and then the Profile function before returning control to the user. DetectX Swift is an alternative to MalwareBytes Anti-Malware and was more economical for our district to use. It also is faster and more what we were looking for. I highly recommend it! This is a write up based on how we are deploying it here. DetectX Swift is an on-demand security and troubleshooting tool that uses a combination of hardcoded search definitions along with live updates and predictive heuristics to detect both known and unknown threats and issues.It provides the user with multiple analytical capabilities regarding both the system’s current state and changes to its state over time related to its ongoing security.
Likely you’ve moved all your user files from one machine to another, or perhaps you’ve bought a new Mac or migrated data from a work machine to a personal machine, and now no matter what you do, DetectX just won’t launch. It just keeps spitting out an error message and crashing.
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On the affected machine, go to Terminal and tell DetectX to unregister.
E.g., if DetectX Swift is located in /Applications folder, triple-click the following line of code to select it and copy/paste it into the Terminal window (if the app is located elsewhere, replace “/Applications” with the full path to DetectX Swift’s parent folder). Code:
sudo /Applications/DetectX Swift.app/Contents/MacOS/DetectX Swift unregister
Press enter and supply an admin password (it’s invisible when you type it).
That should resolve the problem. Try launching the app in the usual way to confirm. If you already have a registration key you should now be able to re-enter it in the usual way.
That Didn’t Work!
If the Terminal returns the error “no such file or directory” or “command not found”, that indicates the path you supplied to DetectX is either incorrect (e.g., it’s not in your Applications folder, it’s somewhere else, like your Utilities folder) or not properly escaped.
What does that mean?
If you examine the command above, you’ll see that immediately after the word “DetectX” is a backwards slash and then a space: DetectX . That occurs twice (for both occurrences of “DetectX”).
Ordinarily, the Terminal treats a space as indicating the end of a command or argument, so we need a way to tell it that the command continues after the word “DetectX”. The backward slash is the trick to accomplish this. It “escapes” the space that occurs between the words “DetectX” and “Swift”, effectively telling the Terminal to treat “DetectX Swift” as a continuous string.
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Back to your problem: if you’re seeing the error “command not found” then check whether there are any spaces anywhere in the path to DetectX, and if so, make sure you add a backslash right before each space.
sudo <escaped path to detectx> unregister
Note: do not escape the space aftersudo or the space beforeunregister. 🙂
If you’re seeing “no such file or directory” then check that DetectX really is where you’re telling the Terminal that it is. The best way to do this is to type sudo AND a space then drag-and-drop DetectX Swift from the Finder (yes, drop the actual app!) into the Terminal window.
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/Contents/MacOS/DetectX Swift unregister
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Press enter and supply an admin password (remember, it’s invisible when you type it) to execute the command.
That Still Didn’t Work!!
If you continue to encounter difficulty, then please do the following:
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i. Select and copy all the output from Terminal from attempting the above (both your input and the Terminal’s responses) and paste that into an email so I can see what’s going wrong.
ii. Send the email to Sqwarq Support.
🙂