[chirp_users] file damaged or incomplete

[Jim McCorison]

Tom's statement is valid, but I would recommend a different solution. Instead of carte blanche allowing any unsigned apps, I would recommend the following procedure instead:

- Locate the app in Finder.
- Right click (control-click if you don't have a Magic Mouse) on the app and click Open.
- You will get a dialog box about it being an unsigned app, click the Open button.
- Enter the userid and password of the Administrative login.
- The app will now be flagged to allow it to be opened normally in the future.

The above is the preferred method, especially if you have kids, visiting grandkids, or crazy brothers-in-law as you retain some control over what gets installed on your system.

And to keep this posting as topically valid, the just now downloaded version 0.4.0 runs just fine on my system under 10.9.2.

Cheers,
Jim
K2SON

Jim McCorison
Orcas Island, WA

On Mar 26, 2014, at 9:57 AM, Tom Hayward <esarfl at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 7:13 AM, eric oyen <eric.oyen at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello again,
>> Other issue I found was with the stable version download of 0.4.0 was in OS X. attempting to run the app gives a system UI error "the file is either incomplete or damaged". so, basically, it won't run on my OS X Lion installation. I wanted to see if the interface worked there.
> 
> You see this error because Dan has not paid Apple to become an
> official registered developer and signed his releases. You have OS X
> configured to only allow signed apps from official developers to run.
> 
> In your System Preferences, go to Security & Privacy, General tab.
> Click the lock, then choose Allow apps downloaded from: Anywhere.
> 
> It's working fine here on OS X 10.9.2.
> 
> Tom KD7LXL
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