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Not able to install on macOs ventura 13.0 #68

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aliqaryan opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 6 comments
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Not able to install on macOs ventura 13.0 #68

aliqaryan opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 6 comments

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@aliqaryan
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I followed all the steps in the instruction (install .Net 6 and etc.), but in the end, it shows me this message:

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@armannaj
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Hi @aliqaryan2

I tried it on my Mac with macOs ventura 13.0, and it worked fine.

Which version of .NET6 did you install? Is it .NET Runtime or .NET SDK ?

@danial-fmh
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I'm having a similar issue on macOS Monterey 12.1:
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@goodness-from-me
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Works for me on macOS 13.1 using the latest release build.
I had to go to System Settings > Privacy & Security and grant permission to open application and also for all the libraries required by botnet to load. It was a bit of a pain. I believe it can be avoided if the builds were signed by the developer.

@Lukejkw
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Lukejkw commented Jan 27, 2023

Easiest way I've found it to just clone the repo and run manually. A Homebrew solution would be ideal

dotnet run --project ./PurpleExplorer/PurpleExplorer.csproj

@armannaj
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Latest release should work with macOS 13+.
Can you guys test it and let me know to close this issue for now.

I'll start a conversation about signing as well.

@justinmchase
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I hit the same error, I can't run it by policy because the binaries are not signed.

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