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 Code signing and notarization on the Mac. |
| Posted by TonyK on Oct-21-2022 17:53 |
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Hi,
I've got an app on the Mac, placed the dylib and licence file in
/Contents/MacOS/
so they are in the same folder as the main application executable.
When I try and sign this, I always get an error about the licence file not being signed.
code object is not signed at all
In subcomponent: app/Contents/MacOS/chartdir.lic
I understand that this cannot be signed. Can the licence file be placed anywhere else so I can avoid the error and get the app signed?
Thanks in advance,
Tony. |
| Re: Code signing and notarization on the Mac. |
| Posted by TonyK on Oct-21-2022 19:55 |
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A bit more info.
I'm having to replace the signature on libchartdir.7.dylib and not include the chartdir.lic file. If I do this, I can sign the app and notarize the resulting DMG file successfully.
But if I include chartdir.lic in
app/Contents/MacOS/
The resulting DMG will not notarize.
This is driving me nuts!!! And I know it's not ChartDirector at fault, I just need some way to include the dylib, licence file and sign/notarize the app.
Tony. |
| Re: Code signing and notarization on the Mac. |
| Posted by TonyK on Oct-21-2022 21:13 |
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Some more developments.
I've just noticed the following function, which allows me to get rid of the licence file.
Chart::setLicenseCode("ABCD-ETC");
Apple refuses to notarize the app and installer if the licence file is in the app bundle, so going to experiment with this instead now.
Tony. |
| Re: Code signing and notarization on the Mac. |
| Posted by TonyK on Oct-21-2022 21:40 |
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Finally got things working again.
So for any others with this problem and you are using the redistributable ChartDirector licence on the Mac, don't include the licence file, use Chart::setLicenseCode instead.
Tony. |
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