Installing on iMac

[tanjao]

I am having the same problem as Michael (original poster). I have been using
GnuCash for many years and enjoy it. I have had several issues with
"installing" new updates over the years, but have always been able to track
down a fix with Google. So, I downloaded 2.6.10 and dumped it into the
Applications folder and it starts verifying and the blue status bar goes all
the way to the end of the bar and then nothing happens. I have tried dumping
2.6.10 and going back to 2.6.9, because I think that was my latest version,
and the same thing happened. I am stuck. Thanks in advance for your help. 

I am using a 2009 Macbook Pro
OSX Yosemite 10.10.5
2.26 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3

Tanja


John Ralls-2 wrote
>> No, I recommend that you first drag GnuCash to your /Applications folder
>> and try again. If that still puts up the error message you can
>> control-click on Gnucash and select open from the menu. The warning
>> dialog box will then give you the option to run it anyway.
> 
> I just tested on my laptop and got the "unidentified developer" error
> dialog. Something's up. I googled and found
> http://furbo.org/2015/07/23/code-signing-in-el-capitan/ and following the
> investigation outlined there found a dangling symlink in the bundle.
> 
> Which is interesting. Codesign on El Cap happily signed the bundle without
> complaint but El Cap considers the signature invalid. 
> 
> So I'll see what I can do to fix the bogus link and anything else that the
> security checker whines about and add another QA step to my release
> process.
> 
> Regards,
> John Ralls
> 
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No, I recommend that you first drag GnuCash to your /Applications folder and
try again. If that still puts up the error message you can control-click on
Gnucash and select open from the menu. The warning dialog box will then give
you the option to run it anyway.

I just tested on my laptop and got the "unidentified developer" error
dialog. Something's up. I googled and found
http://furbo.org/2015/07/23/code-signing-in-el-capitan/ and following the
investigation outlined there found a dangling symlink in the bundle. 

Which is interesting. Codesign on El Cap happily signed the bundle without
complaint but El Cap considers the signature invalid. 

So I'll see what I can do to fix the bogus link and anything else that the
security checker whines about and add another QA step to my release process. 

Regards, 
John Ralls 




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