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[Maya]App Manager does not work on macOS Catalina

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  • 2020-03-16 at 11:31 am #24676
    Lijun Ma
    Customer

    macOS Catalina Version: 10.15.3 (19D76)
    Verge3D 3.0.0 for Maya

    Can’t start service after clicking the “Run App Manager” menu, and a bunch of system warnings about “developer cannot be verified” pop up. After clicking Allow to run in the Security and Privacy panel, it still not work, but can start the service by manually running “server.py”.

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    2020-03-16 at 7:51 pm #24692
    Alexander Kovelenov
    Staff

    Hi, this is strange!

    We tested on two Catalina macs and it was Ok. How did you installed the plug-in? Did you tried the method described in the User Manual?

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    2020-03-17 at 2:23 am #24698
    Lijun Ma
    Customer
    Alexander Kovelenov wrote:

    Hi, this is strange!

    We tested on two Catalina macs and it was Ok. How did you installed the plug-in? Did you tried the method described in the User Manual?

    Hi, Alex, thanks. I tried, but it not work.

    With granting the root access to execute the “regPlugPath.py,” the “Security and Privacy” poped some alerts, after I allowed all of those, the App Manager is still not work.

    Did you increase the permission to run unidentified apps? I have the macOS default mode to the “App Store and the identified developers” mode. I sent a screencast to your email. Please take a look!

    2020-03-17 at 7:33 am #24718
    Alexander Kovelenov
    Staff

    Will it help if you temporary disable the macOS Gatekeeper. To do so, launch terminal and type:

    sudo spctl --master-disable

    Then go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy and set “Allow apps download from:” to “Anywhere”:

    How to disable macos gatekeeper

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    2020-03-17 at 8:20 am #24723
    Lijun Ma
    Customer

    Thanks, Alex. It should works. For me, I prefer to start the service manually. I mean, for most users, this option is default to “App Store and the identified developers”.

    2020-03-20 at 3:16 pm #24842
    Alexander Kovelenov
    Staff

    I have good news. We were finally managed to reproduce the issue. This happens with Macs which have System Integrity Protection (SIP) enabled. It makes non-standard Python installations to be blocked. We’re working on possible solutions.

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    2020-03-21 at 10:35 am #24854
    Lijun Ma
    Customer

    That’s great! Thanks!

    2020-03-24 at 12:22 pm #24938
    Alexander Kovelenov
    Staff

    Should be fixed in Verge3D 3.1 preview 1.

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    2020-03-25 at 4:53 pm #24977
    FunJoy.Tech
    Customer

    :good:

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