On 2012-09-15 18:03:22 +0000, David Schmidt said:
On 9/15/2012 12:50 PM, Paul Hagstrom wrote:On 2012-09-11 02:01:11 +0000, David Schmidt said:http://adtpro.sourceforge.net New functionality:People have been discussing this in a way that suggests they've gotten 1.2.4 working, but I've tried on two different Macs under Mountain Lion (haven't tried it on any older systems) and both refuse to start the application. When I attempt to launch it I get: '"ADTPro-1.2.4.app" is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Trash.' Anyone else seeing this?I don't have Mountain Lion, so I can't compare Apples to Apples, as it were. Have you done anything different than dragging the 1.2.4 folder to the Applications folder?
Ok, I got it working, but it's a code signing issue I think. Mountain Lion's gatekeeper is blocking it. I did indeed just drag the folder from the dmg into the /Applications folder, but that's not enough. It seems that the problem is in JavaApplicationStub, which has some kind of mismatched signature and so the app reports itself as damaged.
After a little hunting around with Google, I found this ruby script that can "unsign" things, and once I unsigned the JavaApplicationStub, then the app was not "damaged" but only "from an unknown developer", so it is possible to open up the app by right-clicking on it and opening it from the contextual menu.
http://snipt.org/kto/ So, save that as unsign.rb, chmod 755 unsign.rb, and then./unsign_snipt.rb /Applications/ADTPro-1.2.4/ADTPro-1.2.4.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub
Right click on ADTPro-1.2.4 app and confirm and then I think everything is smooth from there on, though I haven't really tested it beyond getting it to launch.