You must uncheck it because every time you let it run automatically it’s going to be run as sudo, which means it’s going to get stuck. All it does is running the launcher executable file in /usr/bin/cshell/.
You should be able to see one of them called cshell with a marked checkbox. That person tried versions E80.41 and E80.42.You need to disable one of your system’s startup applications.
However this may be a temporary fix as there is a Checkpoint Forum entry about another person who has also encountered this problem and has fixed it by uninstalling and installing but on a reboot the problem came back for them.
I did not have to reboot but note I did shutdown the client before running the uninstaller. I did confirm the uninstall removed and the reinstall did create a new /System/Library/Extensions/cpfw.kext file. Selecting Open at this point will allow the Uninstaller to run. If you get an error message about your security settings not allowing non-appstore apps or untrusted applications from launching, hold down the Control key and then click on the Uninstaller. Note about uninstalling the Endpoint Security client E75.x and newer: Open the original DMG package you used to install the client and launch the Uninstaller shown. Uninstalling and re-installing the Check Point Endpoint Security client (version E75.01) worked for me too and I am using a static IP (not DHCP) on my mac mini. CFirewallWrapper::Init: CpfwDiagnoseLoadKext return:Ĭan't stat 4/System/Library/Extensions/cpfw.kext - No such file or directory.ĭeleting the site and re-creating it does not fix this problem. CFirewallWrapper::Init: CpfwLoadKext Failed with error cpfwlib_kextload_failed CFirewallWrapper::Init: CpfwLoadKext returned cpfwlib_kextload_failed CFirewallWrapper::Init: MACOS init firewall, g_kextPath=/System/Library/Extensions/cpfw.kext According to the debug logs this is related to a problem with loading /System/Library/Extensions/cpfw.kext CFirewallWrapper::EnforcePolicy: firewall not initialized, calling init
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