1. Google "download cliclick". The correct site is https://www.bluem.net/en/projects/cliclick/
2. Open the .dmg file
3. Copy the single cliclick exec in the .dmg file to your home directory (or what you want)--I used my home directory during this period of pandemic.
4. Open a terminal
5. Use this command to move and restore the mouse every 4m58s and print the original coordinates.

while true; do ./cliclick -r p:. m:100,100 m:200,200; sleep 298; done

NOTE: make sure you run the command once from "finder" with right click and open in order to add it to security, once from terminal itself "./clickclick -h" and have to allow "terminal" in "system preferences" too under "accessibility". Catalina is pretty strict with the security, so these small things are a must in order the whole cheat to work but it is worth it

P.S. Thank you unknown Paul

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​dnf remove $(rpm -qa | awk '/^kernel/' | grep -v $(uname -r))

The configuration below took me a bit, so I am putting it down to save you the time I spent.

You have to have a running Apache2.4 with mod_ssl and, configured SSL certificate in place already.

Below is the conversion matrix you need, in order not to get confused.
​I used LastPass to generate my password, but using anything else is fine.

Use yum to install these libraries and mod_auth_openidc

yum install jansson hiredis mod_auth_openidc jose

Below are my Azure AD parameters followed by my exact working auth_openidc config. It is placed in my "/etc/httpd/conf.d/auth_openidc.conf". The config file, begins with "OIDCProviderMetadataURL" =]

Below is how you add a connector (app registration)

These are the configuration settings in Azure Ad once you add the connector above.

This is how you get all the values you need. Just copy and paste them.

That URI below and the one in the apache configuration have to be the same.

Just add new client secret and Azure AD will generate a password for you, which password you will use in the apache configuration.