Late to this thread, but I’d like to add some FYI:
You can get a free Apple Dev account, which allows you to code-sign (but not
notarize, only Apple can do that) Mac apps and up to 5 or so iOS apps (which
you would have to "side load” somehow unless you jailbreak your iDevice).
However,
Thanks, Matthias. I had tried it without a dollar sign, but I’ll re-check.
Thanks for looking at this.
Bill
> On Jan 27, 2022, at 2:14 PM, matthias rebbe via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> William,
>
> i just tried in a Monterey VM
>
> the syntax
> pw=YourPassword; echo $pw | sudo -S ...
William,
i just tried in a Monterey VM
the syntax
pw=YourPassword; echo $pw | sudo -S ... works here as long as i do not have
a $ sign in my password.
The problem seems to be that the dollar sign is a special character in shell. I
am not a shell expert, but i've read that strings that
As i have still 11.6.2 installed i cannot test, if this might be something
Monterey specific.
I am currently downloading Monterey and will install it onto a VM, so i could
test. But the 12GB take some time to download.
There is a free tool available from Late Night Software called SD Notary,
Matthias:
I tried the command in the shell
It didn’t work as shown in the status field.
I then switched to superuser, with the password, and it ran the following
without complaint.
xattr -cr "/Users/prothero/Oceanography Projects/LiveCode-RunRev
Projects/1-AA-Current Projects/PT_Explorer
William,
did you try to run that line from shell? Just as a test?
Is it executed then without a problem?
> Am 26.01.2022 um 23:28 schrieb William Prothero via use-livecode
> :
>
> pw=x39AB$rp; echo $pw | sudo -S xattr -cr "/Users/prothero/Oceanography
> Projects/LiveCode-RunRev
On 1/26/22 2:39 PM, Keith Martin via use-livecode wrote:
If only it was easier to do.
I've actually stopped using LC much because the process of making apps that
people can run without fuss has become ridiculous. I'm still hoping for a
solution that isn't so aggressively hostile! The current
Folks:
I’m using the notarizing app. I have it set to only “Sign, notarize and staple
App”.
I’ve tested the suDo password in the terminal and it’s ok.
In debug mode, I get:
***DEBUG MODE***
deleting zip file...
can't delete that file
can't
+1 to Peter’s comments
I also have benefited from the lesson listed below and Matthias’ helper stack.
Also when I ran into problems following the lesson or using the Helper stack
Matthias was very responsive and helpful.
Setting up an Apple Developer account is not hard and just a part of
Matthias’ tool has been a lifesaver for me. I use it constantly.
You do need to get an Apple developer account going, and the dev certificates
in Keychain in order, which can be a challenge. But once that’s done it’s a
breeze.
If you want to create an installer, you’ll need to code sign that
This situation does not only affect Livecode, but all development tools. Even
Xcode.
To get your programs trusted by macOS you need to sign and notarize. There is
little that can be done about it.
We can either accept it or stop developing for macOS.
Of course it would be great if the
I'm about to go through that process of setting up an app developer profile
with apple. After they take my kid and steal all my money, apparently it
will be a pretty easy process afterwards taking mere minutes to sign
and notarize.
Good luck to us all.
Thanks,
Tom Glod
Founder & Developer
While this may not be applicable in all cases, the Web deployment options in 10
should resolve this for a great many sorts of LC apps.
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On 26 Jan 2022, 20:40, at 20:40, Keith Martin via use-livecode
wrote:
>If only it was easier to do.
>I've actually stopped
If only it was easier to do.
I've actually stopped using LC much because the process of making apps that
people can run without fuss has become ridiculous. I'm still hoping for a
solution that isn't so aggressively hostile! The current situation feels like a
direct threat to LiveCode the
If you have an Apple Developer Account membership you could code sign and
notarize your app.
This should prevent the security issue.
Regards,
Matthias
> Am 26.01.2022 um 20:29 schrieb William Prothero via use-livecode
> :
>
> Folks:
> Sorry for this question which probably has been answered
Just an FYI, you have to do that right-click-to-open thing TWICE on BigSur
and higher to clear the gatekeeper check before the app will actually
launch on the second try. There’s actually few ways to get by the
gatekeeper.
On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 2:36 PM Richmond via use-livecode <
Hi Bill,
> Am 26.01.2022 um 20:29 schrieb William Prothero via use-livecode
> :
>
> Folks:
> Sorry for this question which probably has been answered many times, but ….
> I’m trying not to waste my day searching around.
> What’s the best way to send a desktop app on Apple OS 12.1 to a friend
The security issue is because the user probably just did a double-click
on the thing.
a right-click will allow them to run the app.
On 26.01.22 21:29, William Prothero via use-livecode wrote:
Folks:
Sorry for this question which probably has been answered many times, but …. I’m
trying not to
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