I have a XCode project which generates a bundle with several auxiliary executables in the Resources folder.
When I export the project, XCode says that each of the binary is successfully signed. However the summary says - mainApp (2 Entitlements) - auxiliary1 (0 Entitlements) - auxiliary2 (0 Entitlements) Following the advices from <http://www.codeotaku.com/journal/2012-10/code-signing-auxiliary-executables/index <http://www.codeotaku.com/journal/2012-10/code-signing-auxiliary-executables/index>> I added extra entitlement files to the project auxiliary1.entitlements auxiliary2.entitlements but they are ignored. I do not find how I can tell the signing procedure that each binary has an entitlement file (and an Info.plist file since I read somewhere this needed too). If one signs a binary from the terminal the codesign command includes both an entitlement file and an Info.plist file codesign -d --keychain --verbose -s “Developer ID …” --identifier ‘Info.plist’ --entitlements ‘myBinary.entitlements’ myBinary Therefore I assume that there should be a way to tell XCode were to pick those files. Any suggestion ? All the best Alain ------ Dr. Alain Filhol (Computer scientist) Institut Laue-Langevin, EPN Campus CS 20156, 71 ave des Martyrs F-38042 Grenoble cedex 9 <fil...@ill.eu>, Office: ILL4-217 Tel:+33 4.76.20.71.56, Fax: +33 4.76.20.76.48
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