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Okay, I tested using a Sigil.dmg and when downloaded from github to my Mac it sure enough had the com.apple.quarantine attribute set.
kbhend@MacBook-Pro Desktop % ls -a@l *.dmg -rw-r--r--@ 1 kbhend staff 198173869 16 Aug 19:04 Sigil.dmg com.apple.macl 72 com.apple.metadata:kMDItemDownloadedDate 53 com.apple.metadata:kMDItemWhereFroms 684 com.apple.quarantine 57 but worse yet, after double clicking it and copying the Sigil.app out of it, it too was marked with com.apple.quarantine and it generated that horrid error message even though it was properly signed and notarized. So using dmg is not going to work either unless I can somehow sign and notarize an entire dmg. Not something I want to do. Last edited by KevinH; Today at 07:41 PM. |
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Is Apple really so petty that they would add the quarantine attribute to anything downloaded from Github?!
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Only using curl to move the file results in a download that does not have com.apple.quarantine set. I tried recursively trying to use xattr -d but they add it to every single file, symbolic link, directory, socket, special character block, etc. It is a real pisser to remove. Your only real chance to remove it is *before* trying to unpack the archive. This really stinks. Why does it matter that you downloaded an archive or app from github (or anyplace) as long as the application itself inside the archive is fully signed and notarized? Apple is truly becoming a real bastard using Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) to drive developers to its Mac App store. |
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I have been reading up on this, and Apple's GateKeeper (which is what com.apple.quarantine turns on) now requires that there be no "dangling rpaths" in any place in your app but that means when macdeployqt moves the Qt frameworks in it can not just add new rpaths, it must remove the old rpaths otherwise they are considered "dangling".
Worse yet that must be true for every executable and every shared library in your app. This is going to take lots of work to check for dangling rpaths as neither their signing process or notarization checks for that. ARRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH! |
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