Wild guess: Based on the log records, maybe it's a package that has been built for the Mac App Store using productbuild or the Xcode integrated feature. There's an additional option for the installer command-line tool that allows to install a Mac App Store package for testing purpose. On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Nielsen, Roy S <rsn@lanl.gov> wrote:

Hello,

I didn't see a solution with a quick scan of the list.

I've got a 3rd party package that is getting the following errors in the system.log when I'm trying to install it:

Sep 28 13:36:15 myhost authorizationhost[77627]: installer is not entitled for system.install.app-store-software Sep 28 13:36:15 myhost authorizationhost[77632]: installer is not entitled for system.install.app-store-software Sep 28 13:36:15 myhost authorizationhost[77637]: installer is not entitled for system.install.apple-config-data

We have disabled gatekeeper with the:

spctl --master-disable

command prior to trying to install this package - shouldn't it install if gatekeeper is disabled? What else do we need to do (from the command line)?

Do I need to re-wrap this package and sign it so it'll install?

Thank you, -Roy Nielsen

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