Grumpy Bob wrote: > I have a MacBook Pro running Catalina with latest updates. I've just > downloaded the MacOS version of LMS 7.9.3 that Michael linked to in his > post in this thread. It was the pkg file, not a dmg, and is described as > Mac OSX. > > I was asked whether I wanted to keep or discard the download - I > selected "Keep" > > I double clicked to open the pkg file. This was refused because it came > from an unidentified developer. > > I Control-clicked the file (i.e. held control down while clicking the > file) - I was then offered the option of opening the file, which I did. > > LMS was then installed, with a dialogue box asking for it to be given > access to System Preferences. I clicked OK. > > I can see that LMS is running by going to localhost:9000 on my browser, > and the LMS web interface opened. > > This seems pretty straightforward to me, with one or two steps added by > the Apple developers in the name of security, and only took a couple of > minutes. I don't have any use for LMS on my MacBook, so I'll delete it > now :-) > > Robert Sadly this doesn't work in my case. I downloaded LMS 7.9.3. pkg but same old problem. All the details of the download are shown if I click on "Info", but I don't get asked if I want to keep or discard the download. All I can do is right click, choose "OPEN", and the installation begins once I have keyed in my authorisation. Then it shows that the download has been installed correctly. But nothing has been installed. I have checked in SECURITY and PRIVACY>General, that "ANYWHERE" is checked under "Allow apps downloaded from: ANYWHERE. What should I look at next?
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