AppleIdAuthAgent popping up on Yosemite imaged Macs

[Kyuubi]

I've got 10.10.3 machines that get this pop up upon loading the OS. This is before the user even logs in for the first time. Has anybody seen this and got a fix? I'm looking to suppress this. My research has pointed to iTunes helper being in login items for root user but i haven't seen any fixes. Working with Casper 9.6 here.

-7th Hokage

[jhalvorson]

I have heard about it from our techs, but have not seen it. They usually "big hammer" fix it by deleting the users's ~/Library/Keychain/ files and then reboot. It may or may not occur after the user changes their AD password on another device or password reset web page. I am hoping I can learn more about too.

[bentoms]

@Kyuubi I wonder if you're deploying a keychain to the users template at all?

You shouldn't do that, & should only see the above when the password has been changed so that the login password differs for the keychain's password.

Seeing this at 1st login is odd.

[Kyuubi]

@bentoms I just checked the user template. No files in the keychain folder at all. This is truly a weird one. There is an iTunes folder in there. I'm going to try removing it and see if that pop up goes away. This is truly a weird one. No one else is seeing this on 10.10.3 machines??