I've got a bizarre issue here. I've built a .app with py2app 0.10 on my OS X 10.9.5 machine using python.org Python 2.7.12. It's a Tkinter application, with a relatively simple `setup.py`. The .app works beautifully when I build it and double-click it locally, and when I "sneaker net" it to a 10.10.5 non-development Mac.
However, if I *download* the exact same file from the Internet, Apple's Gatekeeper says that this "is an application downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it?" When I click "Open", my Tkinter GUI very briefly appears, and then CRASH. When I double-click the downloaded version a second time (after its first crash), it seem to work fine. Presumably OS X is clearing the com.apple.quarantine attribute during the failed first run? Does anyone have a clue as to what could be causing this quarantine-related crash?! The crash diagnostics follow. You may download my .app file from the following URL if you'd like to try it yourself: http://myotisoft.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Myotisoft_Transect-1.1.4-MacOSX.zip Thanks for any help you can offer! - DR -- David A. Riggs <david.a.ri...@gmail.com>
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