Re: Codesigning

Miyako, I think that, as usual, you identify the issue. I installed the 4D application as you describe and the problem doesn’t arise from anything it contained when I installed it. However... The files with extended attributes are those backed up by Dropbox (which seems to add its own) and

Re: Codesigning

Hello, are you sure you downloaded the official .dmg file from 4D, and copied the application out of the disk image directly to a subdirectory of the Applications folder? Finder attributes are automatically added whenever you transfer a file from one Mac to another, via HTTP or FTP download,

Re: Codesigning

Have you tried entering this wording (taken from the screen shot you posted) — using the same case and spacing as shown below: Developer ID Application: Jeremy Roussak (6PT289NM55) > On Oct 14, 2018, at 9:54 AM, Jeremy Roussak via 4D_Tech > <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote: > > > What do I put

Re: Codesigning

Hmm. Needless to say, I immediately solved part of the problem but not all. Removing all the extended attributes on the huge number of files in the compiled application then allows code signing to work from the command line. The application seems to work OK, but I’m wondering why so many files,

Codesigning

I have a “developer ID application” certificate from Apple, just created. It shows in my keychain (https://www.dropbox.com/s/wsyl0w7jjqmz0mw/Screenshot%202018-10-14%2014.51.21.jpg?dl=0 ). What do I put into