Q: osascript

You have something trying to make changes using the Open Scripting Architecture. Open Scripting Architecture - Developer - Apple

osascript is a command to run a script (AppleScript, JavaScript) from the shell. You'd have to figure out what it is that is calling osascript. There might be some information in the Console logs that may give a clue as to what is trying to run the script. You could try looking at All Messages and search for osascript..

Why - should I authorize it?

Not unless you find out which application is trying to use osascript. It might be malware, so be careful. The osascript tool can run compiled Apple Scripts or even plain text files.

Are you using a Logitech Mouse?

I have seen the LCC Scroll Enhancer Loader only in connection with Logitech equipment:  http://manicwave.com/blog/2010/02/18/logitech-i-want-my-day-back/

Osascript is also capable of running JavaScript from the Terminal.

Yes, thank you. I never tested Javascript, so I mentioned only the scripting languages I tried with osascript.

I was looking at some JavaScript Automation (JXA) stuff earlier in the week, and discovered an example that used osascript to run JXA code contained within a script with this invocation:

#!/usr/bin/env osascript -l JavaScript

// JavaScript/JXA code in here

This is more powerful than just JavaScript because one can use Objective-C objects and methods in this JavaScript code.

ppond4 wrote:

 

Yes

Then it is probably the Logitech software that is trying to load the scripting addition. I don't have any Logitech software installed any longer, so I cannot test on my Mac where it might be hiding. Look at the manufacturer's side, if there is an update for any software you might have installed.