AS
пока нравится иметь зонтик — ну ок
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2020 November 13
AS
можно говорить про "конкуренцию"
VK
а речь не про конкуренцию. речь про то что зонд будет расширятся и становится зонтиком.
ну да, надо выбирать или зонтик или страдать 🙂 редко кто желает страдать. и доля линуксов на десктопе это подтверждает уже который год
VK
так же как и доля линуксов и винды в серверных
VK
зачем страдать и мучаться, когда можно сделать быстро, удобно и заняться другим?
AS
и снова не спорю.
VO
I did some digging.
The shell script part of this seems to be related to the expanded XProtect coverage in 10.15. When running a binary/script/thing for the first time XProtect is going to check it to see if it's known malware. If it's unsigned then it adhoc signs the binary and checks the hash. It's not really notarization per se, but it does use the term "legacy notarization" in the logs.
https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp.auto.html
It seems you can disable this process by adding your terminal program to the Security and Privacy control panel as a Developer Tool as well.
If you have really bad internet connectivity I could see this causing a delay the first time you run something. But this would only cover the shell script case for me. It wouldn't explain things like the long delays to launch apps.
The shell script part of this seems to be related to the expanded XProtect coverage in 10.15. When running a binary/script/thing for the first time XProtect is going to check it to see if it's known malware. If it's unsigned then it adhoc signs the binary and checks the hash. It's not really notarization per se, but it does use the term "legacy notarization" in the logs.
https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp.auto.html
It seems you can disable this process by adding your terminal program to the Security and Privacy control panel as a Developer Tool as well.
If you have really bad internet connectivity I could see this causing a delay the first time you run something. But this would only cover the shell script case for me. It wouldn't explain things like the long delays to launch apps.
AS
это и есть зонд за удобство
VK
это и есть зонд за удобство
Да, человеческая природа такова. Вон, сколько инфы нынче повилось у курьеров. И ведь фиг закроешься ...
AS
I did some digging.
The shell script part of this seems to be related to the expanded XProtect coverage in 10.15. When running a binary/script/thing for the first time XProtect is going to check it to see if it's known malware. If it's unsigned then it adhoc signs the binary and checks the hash. It's not really notarization per se, but it does use the term "legacy notarization" in the logs.
https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp.auto.html
It seems you can disable this process by adding your terminal program to the Security and Privacy control panel as a Developer Tool as well.
If you have really bad internet connectivity I could see this causing a delay the first time you run something. But this would only cover the shell script case for me. It wouldn't explain things like the long delays to launch apps.
The shell script part of this seems to be related to the expanded XProtect coverage in 10.15. When running a binary/script/thing for the first time XProtect is going to check it to see if it's known malware. If it's unsigned then it adhoc signs the binary and checks the hash. It's not really notarization per se, but it does use the term "legacy notarization" in the logs.
https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp.auto.html
It seems you can disable this process by adding your terminal program to the Security and Privacy control panel as a Developer Tool as well.
If you have really bad internet connectivity I could see this causing a delay the first time you run something. But this would only cover the shell script case for me. It wouldn't explain things like the long delays to launch apps.
тоесть они уже дают ack
AS
осталось монетизировать.
AS
фантазия. пфф
VK
I did some digging.
The shell script part of this seems to be related to the expanded XProtect coverage in 10.15. When running a binary/script/thing for the first time XProtect is going to check it to see if it's known malware. If it's unsigned then it adhoc signs the binary and checks the hash. It's not really notarization per se, but it does use the term "legacy notarization" in the logs.
https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp.auto.html
It seems you can disable this process by adding your terminal program to the Security and Privacy control panel as a Developer Tool as well.
If you have really bad internet connectivity I could see this causing a delay the first time you run something. But this would only cover the shell script case for me. It wouldn't explain things like the long delays to launch apps.
The shell script part of this seems to be related to the expanded XProtect coverage in 10.15. When running a binary/script/thing for the first time XProtect is going to check it to see if it's known malware. If it's unsigned then it adhoc signs the binary and checks the hash. It's not really notarization per se, but it does use the term "legacy notarization" in the logs.
https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp.auto.html
It seems you can disable this process by adding your terminal program to the Security and Privacy control panel as a Developer Tool as well.
If you have really bad internet connectivity I could see this causing a delay the first time you run something. But this would only cover the shell script case for me. It wouldn't explain things like the long delays to launch apps.
давай уже более чтабельную ссылку https://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-59306.80.4/OSX/libsecurity_codesigning/lib/policyengine.cpp
AS
и да. конечно монетизацией должен заниматься сервис безопасности. ровно как придумали 5000 лет назад
VO
мопед не мой, я только разместил объяву
AS
плата за защиту
VO
такой вид ссылки в оригинальном каменте, не собираюсь редактировать
VK
Что касается кода выше, то это кусок gatekeeper , который бегает проверяет ключи на отзыв. Об этом сами яблоки бегали и кричали очень громко в свое время. И даже галочки рекламировали. и более того. эти галочки доступны и их можно выключить. Вот странно-то, да?
bk
не обязательна. cups например страшный эппл выкупил и продолжает поддерживать. и незнаю, возможно, это один из лучших примеров, как тоталитарная контора заставила наконецто всех следовать одному стандарту и продолжает поддерживать этот стандарт
AS
не обязательна. cups например страшный эппл выкупил и продолжает поддерживать. и незнаю, возможно, это один из лучших примеров, как тоталитарная контора заставила наконецто всех следовать одному стандарту и продолжает поддерживать этот стандарт
чот там как бы нет.