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Getting a strange error when setting up Sandbox Tester in iTunesConnect. For some reason, iTunesConnects throws an error: "Invalid year". It looks like this: Oddly I cannot specify a year because it only asks me for month and day: I don't use the same email I used when creating apple ID and I don't have any +abc in my email address. I tried with gmail.com and hotmail.com but the result was the same in both cases. What is going on? Rajat I have also heard about it, not able to check it right now, check this also iTunesConnect unable to accept invitation - Invalid Year 来源： https://stackoverflow

I have a very simple App that just displays a Website in a WKWebView but after upgrading to macOS Mojave i get some weird warnings messages. The App compiles but doesn't start. My Code: @IBOutlet var webView: WKWebView! override func loadView() { webView = WKWebView() webView.navigationDelegate = self view = webView } override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() let url = URL(string: "https://www.apple.com")! webView.load(URLRequest(url: url)) } The warnings i get: 2018-10-08 19:27:24.466406+0200 MyApp[616:13277] [default] Unable to load Info.plist exceptions (eGPUOverrides) 2018-10-08 19

Apples' Sandobox is supposed to use Apple Event Access Groups, which allow applications to communicate with each other, as described in the WWDC video " Session 206 Secure Automation Techniques In OS X " However, what is not mentioned (and I could find no reference to it in Xcode 5.x documentation) is how can I find out which Apple Event Access Groups are defined for a specific application. For example, if I want my App to communicate with Pages (or Photoshop, or Firefox, etc.), how can I find documentation about its Apple Event Access Groups? Where are they defined, and what tool can I use to

I have a security scope bookmark for a directory, provided by a user via an openDialog request. I'm trying to create another security scope bookmark for a file inside this directory: NSURL *musicFolder = /* Secured URL Resolved from a NSData, bookmark not stale */; if (![musicFolder startAccessingSecurityScopedResource]) { NSLog(@"Error accessing bookmark."); } NSString *file = @"myfile.txt"; /* This file exists inside the directory */ NSURL *pathURL = [musicFolder URLByAppendingPathComponent:file]; NSError *systemError; NSData *bookmarkData = [pathURL bookmarkDataWithOptions

NSHomeDirectory() is retuning my sandbox root, not my home directory. [@"~" stringByExpandingTildeInPath] is doing the same thing. This /Users/username/Library/Containers/appID/Data is what's being returned. How do I get /Users/username/ ? CRD If you want the path to the user's real home directory you can use: char *realHome = getpwuid(getuid())->pw_dir; Full example: #include <unistd.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <pwd.h> #include <assert.h> NSString *RealHomeDirectory() { struct passwd *pw = getpwuid(getuid()); assert(pw); return [NSString stringWithUTF8String:pw->pw_dir]; } This gives

I'm sandboxing my app, and trying to allow for import/export of multiple files, using an XML file to refer to them. To allow my app (or another sandboxed app) access to the files listed in the XML, I'm also including a serialized security-scoped bookmark. I'm serializing it as described in this answer , and my unit tests (which are not sandboxed) write and read the XML data without issue. When my app resolves the bookmark, the NSURL returned is nil, as is the NSError reference. Since I don't believe that should be the case, why is it happening? I can work around it by prompting the user to