Hi all
I only loosely followed the discussion about how apps for upcoming macOS versions need to be signed and notarized to run without warnings.
It seems the official builds for macOS distributed by Miller are signed. Also, when I do 'make app' I seem to get a signed Pd.app. Is there an easy way to build an unsigned Pd.app?
I got complaints from people that installing netpd is hard and convoluted. I am now trying to build a netpd.app based on Pd.app that includes netpd and externals. I got it working so far, but when it is downloaded through a browser, it triggers a pop up saying "This app is damaged and cannot be opened" (translated from German). I can remove the com.apple.quarantine attribute with:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine netpd-2.2.app
and then it runs fine, but having to use the terminal to make it work defeats the purpose of the whole exercise.
I am actually only assuming the "damaged" pop-up is caused by a signature that I render invalid by manipulating it. Maybe I do something wrong that is totally unrelated. The signature thing just seemed the most likely reason.
Any hints are welcome.
Roman
Comment/remove the codesign commands < https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/blob/d5766fd0600a5444a7e26754bed4f175... > ?
----- Mail d'origine ----- De: Roman Haefeli reduzent@gmail.com À: pd-dev pd-dev@lists.iem.at Envoyé: Wed, 10 Jun 2020 10:46:16 +0200 (CEST) Objet: [PD-dev] How to create an unsigned Pd.app?
Hi all
I only loosely followed the discussion about how apps for upcoming macOS versions need to be signed and notarized to run without warnings.
It seems the official builds for macOS distributed by Miller are signed. Also, when I do 'make app' I seem to get a signed Pd.app. Is there an easy way to build an unsigned Pd.app?
I got complaints from people that installing netpd is hard and convoluted. I am now trying to build a netpd.app based on Pd.app that includes netpd and externals. I got it working so far, but when it is downloaded through a browser, it triggers a pop up saying "This app is damaged and cannot be opened" (translated from German). I can remove the com.apple.quarantine attribute with:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine netpd-2.2.app
and then it runs fine, but having to use the terminal to make it work defeats the purpose of the whole exercise.
I am actually only assuming the "damaged" pop-up is caused by a signature that I render invalid by manipulating it. Maybe I do something wrong that is totally unrelated. The signature thing just seemed the most likely reason.
Any hints are welcome.
Roman
On Wed, 2020-06-10 at 11:40 +0200, Nicolas Danet wrote:
Comment/remove the codesign commands < https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/blob/d5766fd0600a5444a7e26754bed4f175...
?
Yes, that solves all my problems. Only realized now that three parts are signed. That explains why unsigning only Pd didn't help.
Many thanks!
Roman
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