LaunchAgent

Hi everyone!! I have created a LaunchAgent to run a series of commands when the first user logs in: Set computer name based off of webpage query Activate SPSS (statistical program needing first boot activation) Delete the script and launch agent. The script looks something like the following: --------------------------- #!/bin/sh # Modified 060208 # This script runs on the first login of the machine to finish setting appropriate settings. These are settings # that could not be done at first boot. # Call Name Computer Sciprt /Library/Management/scripts/setcomputername.command # Activate SPSS 16 cd /Applications/SPSS16/SPSS16.0.app/Contents/bin/ ./licenseafter.sh # Remove Files rm -R /Library/LaunchAgents/com.gustavus.firstlogin.plist rm -R /Library/Management/firstlogin ----------------------------- [b]The problem: [/b] I had originally set this up as a LauchDaemon, but these items don't work correctly unless the user is logging in - they work fine as a log in item as well. The problem is that I am unable to properly execute the computer naming script and then delete the LaunchAgent. I suspect that LaunchAgents don't run as root, but LaunchDaemons do. Is this correct and is there any way to make it run as root? I have tried adding sudo and su to the sciprt, but that did not work either. Let me know if anyone has any ideas!! thanks! Steve