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Hi, I'm trying to test https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkingdriverkit/connecting_a_network_driver on MacBook Pro M3 with 14.5 Sonoma, XCode 15.4, SIP is disabled. Build steps are succesful, after running App, Install Dext is succesful, there is no error in XCode; systemextensionctl list show a record for com.apple.system_extension.driver_extension with [ activated enabled ] tag. Unfortunately, it's hard for me to give a specific fix this answer to this. My experience has always been that just getting a driver matching and loading is always painful, particularly the very first one. There are lots of details that have to be right and you won't know what you've missed until you figure out how to fix it. Here are a few suggestion that might help: -The system log is going to be your primary development tool. Take a look at Your Friend the System Log and take advantage of everything it suggests. In many case, the system is telling (or at least hinting) you what the problem is but it's VERY e

[quote='795150022, AppleCare Staff, /thread/759244?answerId=795150022#795150022'] So just a few lines of code would be enough, I think it should fit in 20 lines or less. For data, you can inline an array of tuples as I described. No need for preview, extensions, structs etc. just a single Chart. [/quote] Apologies, I thought perhaps an example with a Preview would be beneficial for demonstration purposes. I'm happy to reduce the amount of code a bit. No more extra structs, previews or extensions! However, I can't really get it down to 20 lines if I am to simulate my issue. I need a month of measurements and I'm not sure I can even create the array of ~30 items (with plenty of Calendar.current operations) in 20 lines of code. I hope about 40 lines of code is okay! let cal: Calendar = .current struct ChartWithNilValues2: View { let start: Date = cal.date(from: cal.dateComponents([.year, .month], from: .now))! let end: Date init() { end = cal.date(byAdding: .month, value: 1, to: start)! } var body: some View { C

These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. These forums have nothing to do with product support. I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums. or contact the manufacturer of the screen protector. We can't help you here. Thanks.

@macmyday yes, in my case using the &ll=coords&q=description does not work since it plots the pin properly but when you tap the directions button, it moves the pin to the end of the driving route which couple be multiple miles away from the plotted coordinates. This might work for some who deal in locations that are nearby roads and the pin only moves a very small amount. I'm at a loss on how to get a response from Apple on this, I'm frustrated and based on some of the emails I am getting, so are my customers.

Yes, you are correct about the non-admin user. In our case, I think it's either rare or the non-admin user shouldn't be able to update the app in the first place, so I think that's a fair restriction. We have looked into Sparkle, yes. It was one of the first things we suggested, but we had a few showstoppers: we have a cross-platform core in the app, and it takes care of the downloading, so we only need to apply the downloaded package and not manage the whole flow. That said, I DID study the heck out of it when you mentioned the executable, and that's where I saw the separate Installer app and it all began to make sense. I will indeed file an enhancement request - and thank you so much for the guidance.

Hi Quinn, I have tried the installation of my package on a fresh macOS 14.5 VM. Downloaded the package, disconnected the network. I could install and launch the application without any issue. I did not observe the firewall popup as well. I have tried following command on the app and bundle as well. These commands executed successfully. spctl -a -t exec -vvv codesign -vvvv -R=notarized --check-notarization On other machines, I could see the firewall popup for the same . Regards Prema

The most common cause of this is a missing intermediate. See Fixing an untrusted code signing certificate. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

[quote='794989022, jalkut, /thread/759366?answerId=794989022#794989022, /profile/jalkut'] I'll try it in a VM first... [/quote] That’s the approach I recommend. See Testing a Notarised Product for an example of the process I use. I’ve seen a lot of folks suggest a lot of hacky solutions to problems like this. Frankly, I’m not a fan of those because they make it hard to tell whether the behaviour you’re seeing is what your users will see or just an artefact of your hackery. Ripley I say we take off and nu‍ke the entire site from orbit. [dramatic pause] Ripley It’s the only way to be sure. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

[quote='794939022, Ferdinand-Activate, /thread/759185?answerId=794939022#794939022, /profile/Ferdinand-Activate'] Is there a way to do pinning without it going through SSL_CTX_set_custom_verify? [/quote] What pinning? In the example from my previous post, there’s no pinning at all. Rather, the program is just calling standard Apple APIs. [quote='794939022, Ferdinand-Activate, /thread/759185?answerId=794939022#794939022, /profile/Ferdinand-Activate'] Does NSPinnedDomains goes through SSL_CTX_set_custom_verify eventually? [/quote] As I demonstrate above, all TLS trust evaluation on our system goes through that call. [quote='794939022, Ferdinand-Activate, /thread/759185?answerId=794939022#794939022, /profile/Ferdinand-Activate'] It is a requirement … to not be intercepted by hackers and scripts to bypass this SSL pinning checks. [/quote] I see a lot of this and IMO this issue here isn’t your code but your security requirements. If someone attacking your app is able to intercept the code path between your app cal