WhiteBox Packages Nightmare on Sonoma

[ustk]

@Lindon Sorry, effectively I understand just nothing today...

[d.healey]

@Lindon Have you created in packages previously that work on Sonoma?

[Lindon]

@d-healey nope - "welcome to a new OS and all the pain it brings... best Regards, Apple"....

[d.healey]

@Lindon I mean have you created packages on a previous version of MacOS, that you are able to run on Sonoma?

[Lindon]

@d-healey yes ..its just teh package building thats not working for me...

[d.healey]

Are you testing with one of those projects you were able to build on previous versions?

[DanH]

@Lindon either move the component etc into a folder on your system drive / folder / library which has all the permissions.

Or.... check Security settings and give Packages full disk access, as well as packages builder, packages dispatcher and packagesbuild...

Then also allow Packages as a Login Item, restart and see if it works

[Lindon]

@d-healey said in WhiteBox Packages Nightmare on Sonoma:

Are you testing with one of those projects you were able to build on previous versions?

yes...

[Lindon]

@DanH said in WhiteBox Packages Nightmare on Sonoma:

@Lindon either move the component etc into a folder on your system drive / folder / library which has all the permissions.

Or.... check Security settings and give Packages full disk access, as well as packages builder, packages dispatcher and packagesbuild...

Then also allow Packages as a Login Item, restart and see if it works

OK giving Packages entire disk access worked, thanks Dan...

[DanH]

@Lindon sure but enable it for login too otherwise I seem to remember it doesn't work after a restart.

[Lindon]

@DanH thanks, sadly now its telling me:

[Lindon]

@Lindon so I guess Im going to have to sign this seperately....

[DanH]

@Lindon do you sign with Packages? If so I'm not sure I can help you as I do codesigning / notarising separately in Terminal.

The Dev is quite responsive though so I should email her if super stuck but otherwise just do it in Terminal.

[Lindon]

@DanH said in WhiteBox Packages Nightmare on Sonoma:

@Lindon do you sign with Packages? If so I'm not sure I can help you as I do codesigning / notarising separately in Terminal.

The Dev is quite responsive though so I should email her if super stuck but otherwise just do it in Terminal.

yep thats what Im going to do - go back to Terminal ..thanks.

[DanH]

@Lindon It's most likely another permissions issue. Did you enable everything I suggested? There may be another component I'm unaware of....

[HISEnberg]

@Lindon I had this wonderful experience several months ago when I first got my new Mac, mine was a security issue. The two videos I posted at the end of this thread worked for me. :)

Codesign error on Mac, what am I missing?

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[Lindon]

@HISEnberg said in WhiteBox Packages Nightmare on Sonoma:

@Lindon I had this wonderful experience several months ago when I first got my new Mac, mine was a security issue. The two videos I posted at the end of this thread worked for me. :)

Codesign error on Mac, what am I missing?

@d-healey said in Codesign error on Mac, what am I missing?: Yes your video helped me out a lot previously setting up my package installer, really appre...

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Thanks yeah - my problem is I use WhiteBox Packages so infrequently I have to learn it all again, along with the productsign stuff whenever I use it - and upgrading to Sonoma has only been another hurdle to jump over.. far as I can see....hey ho, well this older product is now back on track(I hope) and I can now rebuild HISE with extended tempos again and get back to the thing Im actually being paid to do...

[d.healey]

@Lindon said in WhiteBox Packages Nightmare on Sonoma:

my problem is I use WhiteBox Packages so infrequently I have to learn it all again, along with the productsign stuff whenever I use it

You need a script to handle that stuff. Write it once and (mostly) forget about it.

[Lindon]

@d-healey yeah Im no macos fan/guru so Im not sure where to begin with that...

[orange]

@Lindon Apart from scripts, you can prepare code templates ( .doc, Word files).

Signing, notarization, time stamp...etc all of the codes in a single file per product. You can do it all with a single template, step by step, without any confusion.

These templates are very useful and fast when there are many products or frequent updates are required.