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Apple's new El Capitan feature SIP (System Integrity Protection) aka rootless will have some interesting impacts that will impede workflows for administrators.- If you Netboot across subnets, you will no longer be able to use bless. Apple's view is if someone can target a machine to boot to a non 10.11 OS, they can bypass SIP. This will prevent any unathorized boot methods.- You will be able to write to certain privileged folders through the use of a package signed with a valid Apple Developer code signing certificate.More soon on SIP if I can find the right engineer.

We have an application which downloads large amounts of data (10 files with a total of 5.8GB) using NSURLSession in the background. On iOS 8.3 and iOS 8.4 beta 3 we observed the following- The download sometimes suddenly stalls at around 1.2GB. Seems to happen on fat internet conenction with an iPad Air 2.- If we force terminate the App in this situation it can't be launched again. We have found that the nsurlsessiond is using 100% CPU and that the watchdog ist killing the App just after the launch as it is not responding. Looking at the crash report the creation of the NSURLSession [NSURLSession sessionWithConfiguration:delegate:delegateQueue:] seems to be waiting on a semaphore.This might be related to this post https://devforums.apple.com/message/1128072#1128072.I've attached the crash report below.Any ideas? We have filed this as Bug rdar://21300082Jakob------------------------------------------------------------------------Incident Identifier: 32D98114-3D3C-4C26-BFB5-F2984F6084DECrashReporter Ke

I'm able to add items to the CSSearchableIndex on the iOS9 simulator, but on a device I see:[com.apple.corespotlight.log.index] Hit Error index items:Error Domain=CSIndexErrorDomain Code=-1003 The operation couldn’t be completed. (CSIndexErrorDomain error -1003.)Error code translates to enum value CSIndexErrorCodeRemoteConnectionError with the comment //There was an error trying to communicate with the remote processAnyone else seeing this issue?

Hi all,My app took 10 days to be reviewed and at that point Apple asked a few questions about the audience of the app, etc. I replied within two hours and that was on the 29th May. They have still not replied. I did not click on Submit for review again as I know this may put your app at the back of the queue. I simply wrote out a response and clicked the Send button. I saw this whirl around and then take me back to the main app page.Is this usual? If I reply to the question again asking if they received my message... will it put me to the back of the queue again!? I don't know how to follow this up and 11 days seems quite excessive.Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks for any help.

I have a view controller, I want to action something on the view by calling a method in the view. But I get the errorfatal error: unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping an Optional valuebecause the view object isnt set. There are a couple of issues here, firstly I assume I am with MVC allowed to control the view from the view controller? Secondarily am I missing some association between the two, maybe on the storyboard? or do I set it up another way...Sorry for the basic question, but sometimes I get a bit lostKind regardsMark

Is it possibile to detect the touch coordinates with the watchOS 2 APIs?For instance, is there a way to draw something with my fingers like on digital touch?

The iOS 9 release notes read:Apps that use CBCentralManager (particularly retrievePeripherals: and retrieveConnectedPeripherals) will crash on launch or upon pairing an accessory. CBCentralManager was deprecated in iOS 7.0 and has been removed in iOS 9.0.I am wondering heavily if this is a mistake or actually true? CBCentralManager does not seem to be deprecated currently, and still seems to be present and working in iOS 9 from my tests. I did notice some differences in how BTLE works, but basically its still the same as before.I suppose the release notes actually mean that the two methods have been removed, not the entire class? If CBCentralManager is really removed, how is it replaced?

Just learning Swift and I noticed that Apple's example code on the Swift homepage does not compile in playground! I mean really, am I missing something?https://developer.apple.com/swift/extension String { var banana : String { let shortName = String(dropFirst(characters)) return (self) (self) Bo B(shortName) Banana Fana Fo F(shortName) } } let bananaName = Jimmy.bananaI changed line 03 to: { let shortName = String(dropFirst(self))This seems to work. I tried to find feedback and let them know, but there seems to be no place for developers to provide simple feedback.