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System Integrity ProtectionQuestion:Will disabling SIP be available as a choices .XML at install time for the 10.11 OS? If not, what mechanism will be provided for automatic disabling of SIP for use with automated imaging processes for machines?Pain point: Not every environment will be able to access Internet Recovery. At the same time, straight cloning of existing disks is problematic.Answer:SIP is always off in the Recovery environment and the Installer environment. While booted from those environments, you will be able to make changes to a boot disk which is otherwise protected by SIP.SIP-protected files will still appear as restricted when listed with ls's -O, but they can be renamed, moved, deleted or changed.There will be a command line tool to disable SIP in the Recovery environment, separate from the current GUI tool. The GUI tool is in fact going to disappear in favor of the command line tool. This change will likely appear in Developer Beta 2 or Beta 3; check the release notes.Question:The

After upgrading from OS X Yosemite to OS X El Capitan Developer Preview, I tried to edit /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ssh.plist to change the default SSH port to a custom one. This is the process I've been using for a couple of years in previous Mac OS X versions.The problem is that El Capitan doesn't allow me to change anything in this folder (not even with sudo). The folder and its files are marked as restricted when I list the contents with ls -lO. The same folder listing in previous versions of OS X does not show restricted. I've recently to learned that this is due to SIP (System Integrity Protection) - https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/4002 / https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/4662.Question is, now with SIP, what's the politically correct way of changing the SSH port?

When I try to build & run my app on my real devices, I can't select them under schemes. they show up below ineligible devices:My iPhoneName + (null) (paired device os version)So I looked in Organizer > Devices, and at Paired Watch Information it readsName <null>Model UnknownwatchOS (null) ((null))Identifier b42ebe... seems okayUrgh... tried to re-pair, didn't help. It just deleted all my apps and can't download them again (Insufficient storage, read that in other thread)

Hi,My app has dependences on some dynamic libraries like libxml2, libz etc. Seems like Xcode 7 replaced the dylib with tbd. What are these .tbd files?

We have an application that has been using CoreData stores since 2009, but is suddenly having some strange behavior when the application is launched via the Finder.The application has up to a couple hundred core data stores (sqlite with WAL) that are loaded into a single persistent store coordinator at launch. When the application is launch from within Xcode (using release or debug builds, with the debugger on or off), everything loads up fine---zero complaints. However, when the application is launch from the Finder, the first 'several' persistent stores are loaded fine, but then eventually they start failing to load. E.g.,Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=256 The file couldn’t be opened. UserInfo=0x618000278d80 {NSSQLiteErrorDomain=14, NSUnderlyingException=I/O error for database at /Users/path/SomeStore.sql. SQLite error code:14, 'unable to open database file'}What could possibly be going on here?It's worth noting that the application actually creates two separate persistent store coor

Help!! I have been trying to resolve this issue for days now. Been to every forum. I'm getting this errordyld: Library not loaded: /Library/Frameworks/Vorbis.framework/Vorbis Referenced from: /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/ Reason: image not foundSo frustrated.... And yes I have tried embedded binaries, copy files, etc.Works fine on simulator, but this error pops up when I try to run it on device. (ipad iOS 8.3. Using latest xCode)