Open gerberm-at-msg opened 7 months ago
Hi @gerberm-at-msg , please try to download und use the AAS Manager v0.3.8: https://github.com/rwth-iat/aas_manager/releases/tag/8663455040
In the provided release there are two builds for MacOS: M1 build and x86 build. Choose the one that fits you and give us a feedback if it works
Hi zrgt,
thank you for your quick response. I just tried it and its still the same issue. I have an M2-Pro-Chip, but it seems there is an issue with a security problem: The error message looks now a little different.
Hi zrgt, I have this function activated. However, I will receive for each dependency in _internal/lib-dynload/ a request to accept it. I went through the process but the software still fails.
Is the console-output helpful?
@gerberm-at-msg
Can you check if running sudo xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/AAS_Manager
solves the issue?
This should disable Apple's signature verification checks for executables that are under this path. (so the AAS Manager)
@gerberm-at-msg could you report if the advise of @monsieuremre fixed the problem?
@zrgt @monsieuremre Sorry for my late reply, wasn't able to come back to it earlier.
I have disabled the signature check from Apple by using this command. However, the application does still not start. Are there any other Mac-Users (with M2 or higher) out there who have used the Software successfully?
What happened?
Hi everyone, thank you for your work! I have trouble starting up the AAS Manager with the error message, because Apple can not check for malicious software (see Screenshot). I tried already to open it with extended rights.
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