New Notes User and "Trust Signer" Prompt

For first time users, when setup runs we have some custom code in the Welcome Page that opens the personal names and address book and configures the user’s location documents, etc. We also have an ECL policy in place that regularly refreshes a user’s ECL. However, for the first time user, they are repeatedly prompted to ‘Trust Signer’ when the code in the address book runs. The code is signed with a ‘code signing id’ that we use for all agents, etc.

How can we eliminate this problem? From my understanding of the ECL, code signed by either ‘default’ or ‘no signature’ should have the ‘powers’ to execute the agent. Does the administrative ECL need to be updated to include the code signing ID? Is there a way to include the ECL in the ‘blank’ address book that we provide to new starters? I’ve read that the ECL is stored in the address book but there seems to be very little info about where it is stored…

Many thanks!

Subject: New Notes User and “Trust Signer” Prompt

Allowing Default, or no signature to run code, is a bad idea. You should have one ID that signs all of your agents, in all of your databases. This ID should be put into the Admin ECL, and pushed out to all of your clients. Default and No Signature shouldn’t have any rights to anything on the client machine. Thanks.