zgrose wrote:The easiest way to run an application blocked by OS X is still to go to System Preferences... Security and you should see a message saying that VASSAL was blocked. Click the Run Anyway or whatever the button is called (not at a Mac at the moment) and OS X will do all the work for you.
uckelman wrote:What do we need to do so that this isn't necessary?
GGdeTOURS wrote:Arg: Can't find the "Terminal.app" in spotlight?
Malnorma wrote:This is no different to simply using the right-click > open command. It allows the app to run, but does not remove the quarantine attribute, and will still run afoul of this issue on Catalina.
GGdeTOURS wrote:With so many thanks Malnorma.
I hope you will excuse me but I finally decided not to enter those lines on this computer of mine that is also my main working tool as a photographer. I will play a little less on Vassal (because of the repetitive manipulations) and wait for a fixing of Vassal for the (poor) people owning a Mac.
zgrose wrote:So far Option-Open just seems to be a shortcut to the process and allows VASSAL to run just fine.
GGdeTOURS wrote:Last info: It seems to depend on TIME very much.
If I shut down and re-open my computer many times during the first hours: The modules are still here. But After let say 8 hours or more: If I shut down and re-open my computer: The modules (and extensions) have disappeared again.
Sooo strange ...
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