I just tried this: App Sandbox Network [checked] Outgoing Connections (Client) and now it seems to work. Excellent idea! I would never have guessed that an app which does not use any outgoing

Regarding: fehler 10:19:55.449646 -0400 sandboxd Sandbox: SandboxedWebView(4372) deny mach-lookup com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache I added in: SandboxedWebView.enttitlements the following

That one by itself didn’t change the symptoms of the issue. However, upon clicking on random buttons on the Entitlements screen, it seems that `com.apple.security.network.client` does make the

I believe URL access requires com.apple.security.files.bookmarks.app-scope entitlement in a sandboxed app. Marc

Yup. This doesn’t even require messing with symlinks; it’s a supported option in the GUI: - Open Users & Groups system pref - Unlock - Ctrl/right-click a user in the list - Select “Advanced

Now I’m curious. I created the test application as described, and I get the same results (macOS 10.13, Xcode 9). I also see these entries in the system log while the app is sandboxed: "deny

My Test app is really simple, just one window (with WKWebView), one framework (WebKit.framework) and one method: #import "AppDelegate.h" @import WebKit; @interface AppDelegate () @property (weak)

I don’t know if this has anything to do with your issue. One difference between a sandboxed and non-sandboxed app is that the “home directory” in a sandboxed app is inside the application

Some further notes: NSString *porcupine = @"เม่น"; NSData *utf8Data = [ porcupine dataUsingEncoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding ]; NSString *badPorcupine = [ [ NSString alloc ] initWithData:

Yes I have, and: No there are no exceptions.

One thing that can cause delegate methods to never be called is if there’s been some sort of exception thrown, one that doesn’t crash the app but causes SDK internals to get all mucked up. Do you

One thing that can cause delegate methods to never be called is if there’s been some sort of exception thrown, one that doesn’t crash the app but causes SDK internals to get all mucked up. Do you

macOS 12.6 When I start my sandboxed app, I get lots of messages like: “could not create “/Volumes/เม่น/Users/gerriet/Library/Containers/….”." Of course there is no

I add this script to my build phases: https://gist.github.com/slangley/f09aaa11bba608478546

Earlier today, I finally added this to my latest app in a way that doesn’t constantly dirty the info.plist file. I’ve been trying it out for the day and it seems to handle the initial

have her export the private key and send it to you (properly passworded) so you can import it into your keychain. (don't know why messages show up so slowly on this list .. still

I have the Developer ID option on that screen, it's just below the Website Push ID one for me. Perhaps go check the agreements section and see if there's one which has been

Here’s the book, Graham. I strongly recommend that you get it and read chapter 2. Lots of what you want to do for Mac OS is the same as it is for

The same person who requests the key is the one that needs to download and install it. You need to be an admin on the dev site, or whomever is needs to request it, download and install it and then

That is by design, because the ability to download the private key is a pretty big security hole. The account owner can go to her login keychain and export the certificate and keys as a .p12 file