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this is a big deal for me, as someone wrote some private frameworks that are signed with certificates with my team id that I can't revoke, and I didn't write that code, it's malware. Deverloper support just ignores my pleas to revoke the damn things.

Why does the Local Network Alert appear? It's being triggered by the save. It's primarily being presented for a few different reason: Local push connectivity extensions run in the background for extended periods of time, which inherently has some privacy impact. It's expected that many/most of them will rely on bonjour (or other local network discovery protocols), which require local privacy permission. By design, the life time of local network extension means that presenting the dialog at the point it's actually needed could make the dialog very confusing. Note that 2 & 3 are the big issue here. It might be days or weeks before the user joins the target network and the dialog would need to be presented at the point the user first joined the network, which would be completely disconnected from normal device usage. What happens if the user clicks “Don’t Allow”? Based on my testing, everything seems to work fine even if the user denies the permission. How does your extension find it's server? I'm d

I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean that you would write the scan results to disk while the scan is in progress? Otherwise I don't get the entire scan in memory part. Sort of. The assumption I'm making (which may not be true) here is that your ultimate goal here is already going to involve presenting all of the files in some way. In simplified terms, it's the difference between: Single directory of files. Presenting a list of all the files in a directory. In the first case, all your app NEEDS to track is the data about the specific file it's copying, which it will then discard immediately. In the second case, you have to track all the data you're collecting for every files, since the ultimate goal requires your app to hold all of that data at once. There are a few points then fall out of that dynamic: The memory difference between iteration and recursion ONLY applies in the first case. In the second case both approachs end up holding all records, so the only difference between the two approach is the speci

My usecase is user has a big scene including some areas(like a house with different room, or a room has different tables), each area has some objects need to tracking. If user walk from one area to another I want to switch to the objects that should be tracking. So should I load all RefereneceObjects at the begining? I still use hand tracking and world tracking for other function. If I stop ARSession to update ReferenceObjects for ObjectTrackingProvider, other tracking providers will also restart, this may affect user experience. And is there a method to fix this problem? Thanks @Vision Pro Engineer

It is a data processing device for media files. It is designed to be used on location or on set for video productions. In these locations there may or may not be internet. Examples: iPad Pro, USB ethernet directly connected Macbook, using TBT4 networking iPhone, using Wi-Fi network served from our device Networking allows control of the device and serving of files over SMB which can be mounted on the apple device

Unfortunately, fcntl() OFD locks on macOS appear to always return -1 errno=EOPNOTSUPP (45) when the file to be locked in a network (SMB) share. This errno value is not documented on the man page for this use. POSIX (non-OFD) fcntl() locks on network (SMB) shared file work (return 0, no error), but then of course, we suffer the POSIX lock semantics. Anyone have a solution?

Some more information on the topic. Here are the logs from the Console app for a successful sequence: default 12:17:49.259885+0200 kernel if_updown: utun12 is not attached default 12:17:49.259927+0200 kernel utun12: attached with 0 suspended link-layer multicast membership(s) default 12:17:49.259933+0200 kernel ifnet_attach: Waiting for all kernel threads created for interface utun12 to get scheduled at least once. default 12:17:49.259941+0200 kernel ifnet_attach: All kernel threads created for interface utun12 have been scheduled at least once. Proceeding. default 12:17:49.260128+0200 nesessionmanager getsockopt(UTUN_OPT_IFNAME) returned virtual interface name utun12 default 12:17:49.260163+0200 airportd Driver Discovery: _interfaceAdded: utun12 added. default 12:17:49.260186+0200 nesessionmanager Created a new NEVirtualInterface utun12 (7A0B6CE9-D92F-49F7-B9B7-2B4713D78034) default 12:17:49.261063+0200 kernel utun12: is now delegating en0 (type 0x6, family 2, sub-family 3) default 12:17:49.261166+0200 com.

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