Installing Lazarus Mac Os X 10.9.1

[stanbossaert]

Hi everybody ,

I want to start using Lazarus.
I followed all the install procedures, first I updated my Mac to version OS X 10.9.1
Than I installed Xcode 5 . Than I downloaded the fpc file and tried to open it but every time I tried to unpack it it gave my following 'fault' ..

does anybody know how to resolve this problem.

thank you very much..

Stan

[Jonas Maebe]

You can ctrl-click on the package and then select "open" instead of double clicking on it. This happens because I'm not paying Apple 79 euro per year, which in some magic fairy tale world would automatically prove that I can be trusted (no criminal has 79 euro and time to fill out a form with fake information), and which hence would allow you to install the package without jumping through this hoop.

See http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5290 for more information.

[stanbossaert]

Thank you very much !!

[lukastrval]

Hey, i have another problem by using lazarus, it works perfectly, BUT lazarus asks me for a password on every launch,is there any way to skip this?

Thanks

[Jonas Maebe]

Hey, i have another problem by using lazarus, it works perfectly, BUT lazarus asks me for a password on every launch,is there any way to skip this?

Every launch, or once per time you log in to your system? Apple added functionality that requires admin authorization to access the debugging infrastructure of the operating system. This is to prevent trojans from using that functionality to attach to arbitrary processes. In my experience, it only requires the password once per login session. It also requires it if you start Apple's own lldb from the command line, so it's extremely unlikely that there is any way around this (by design).

[lukastrval]

Every launch, or once per time you log in to your system? Apple added functionality that requires admin authorization to access the debugging infrastructure of the operating system. This is to prevent trojans from using that functionality to attach to arbitrary processes. In my experience, it only requires the password once per login session. It also requires it if you start Apple's own lldb from the command line, so it's extremely unlikely that there is any way around this (by design).

It happens by first compiling, once i quit and start again i have to enter password again at first compilig. While lazarus is running and i am not compiling for fist time lazarus does NOT ask me for password. Probably its Apple's safety step. I can put up with that. Thanks