“codesign”

With XCode 10 beta this error shows Command CodeSign failed with a nonzero exit code

In terms of the App-to-Per-App VPN Mapping payload array of dictionaries, I was unable to figure out how to obtain the DesignatedRequirement and SigningIdentifier values. You can get these with the codesign tool. For example: $ # DesignatedRequirement $ $ codesign -d --requirements - /Applications/TextEdit.app … designated => identifier com.apple.TextEdit and anchor apple $ $ # SigningIdentifier $ $ codesign -d -v /Applications/TextEdit.app … Identifier=com.apple.TextEdit …Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com

I have same issue (i have raised a bug report) I have 100s of installers that I have written in Applescript as .app that are all codesigned and valid. These .apps use the Finder to add my folders (the folder that the customers buy) in to the correct location for use. It currently works on every macOS and worked on the first beta versions of mojave but not the most recent 10.14. beta 6 and gives me this Not authorized to send Apple events to Finder. (-1743)Path: Library/Audio/Apple Loops/Apple/Final Cut Pro Sound EffectsThis must be a bug right?

I cant convert all my scripts to Xcode...i have near 2000. I have many installers that I have written in Applescript as .app that are all codesigned and valid. These .apps use the Finder to do file editing and folder moving as well as System Events to run .pkgs. Now 100% of my scripts that I have saved as .app files dont work. I have tried adding applications like Finder, Script Editor, the .app itself to the whitelist in the Security & Privacy like Accessibility, Application Data and no success. I also do not have the option to add anything to the Automation section. All I ever get is this error message when trying to run my .app:Not authorized to send Apple events to Finder. (-1743)I am on the latest Mojave Beta version 10.14 and if this is something that is intention by Apple how the **** do I fix it?I sell digital downloads and if this isn't a bug or going to be fixed then this breaks all of my installers which is going to cause a huge problem for me. I need to know if this is a bug or if the

So there should not be any issue linking Swift runtime using one of the approaches above with daemon, right?I presume you’re talking about options A and B, because option C suggests static linking. If that’s correct then you’re correct, there shouldn’t be any problems using this approach for both the Swift runtime libraries and any other frameworks you need.There are a bunch of potential gotchas here but the one that immediately springs to mind is library validation (see the library flag in the codesign man page). This definitely won’t be a problem for B because all of your components are within your bundle. Option A is a bit trickier. I believe that library validation allows you to link with non-system libraries by absolute path as long as the libraries are signed by you. However, the man page doesn’t mention that possibility, so I may be wrong. If you need a definitive answer on this you should open a DTS tech support incident and talk to our Mac code signing specialist. Regardless, library validat

Heh, I chucked some certificates from keychain finally was able to get Xcode to not complain about signing mismatch. For the embedded frameworks not building from source I codesigned them from the Command line. Seems to be working (for now). Not sure why automatic signing is unable to code sign those frameworks on copy properly though.