Quote from: Rocou on July 21, 2014, 01:15:58 PM

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Quote from: Rocou on July 21, 2014, 12:27:31 PM

Quote from: cecilbdemented on July 21, 2014, 01:38:38 AM

Quote from: Rocou on July 20, 2014, 09:18:25 PM

Quote from: cecilbdemented on July 20, 2014, 08:36:29 PM

If anyone still has any interest in a Mac wallet, here's the one I sent the "dev" within ONE HOUR of him releasing the source on Friday:

https://mega.co.nz/#!0FAx2JJT!w6RWAkAC2spdeNtLHW-L_ICYtZOxTLQ7n2RMM_tUS8k

WARNING! This is a scam!

I can assure you that it is in no way a scam. I compile a lot of Mac wallets and have never included a virus or tried to scam anybody. I assume you are receiving this message because I am not on Apple's list of trusted developers (obviously). This is normal, you will get this message opening any app you download from the internet that is not from a trusted Apple developer.

No.
When a Mac application is not signed, it is clearly stated.
Here is something else: If you click, the program installs a fucking plugin for Firefox, Safari and all other browsers. This plugin displays advertising on ALL the sites you visit.

To install a Mac software we have to use drag and drop. All Mac wallets works like this (except Nxt and CHACoin -> JAVA). This avoids installing viruses or trojans or any crap plugin...

When I click the download link and open the dmg I get the exact type of behavior I would expect. I'm warned that it's not signed, I open it, I drag the wallet into my applications folder, and it works fine. It doesn't try to install a "fucking plugin," it works like every other Mac wallet I've ever made or downloaded. But whatever, I've taken the link down. I'm a trusted Mac dev who has compiled Mac wallets for dozens of coins and I don't need my name being smeared in this thread. I usually send the wallet directly to the coin dev and let them vet it and release it, which I did with this coin as well. Unfortunately since the dev bailed and never responded, I decided to offer it to the community with no expectation of tips or donations, because I had it and nobody else has offered one.

Some idiot makes one of the most obvious scamcoins I've ever seen, goes permanently AWOL within an hour, and everybody says he's Satoshi Nakamoto. I offer a CLEAN Mac wallet for it for free and I'm the scammer. Unbelievable.

OK, I tested the installation to the end.
Indeed, there is no plugin that installs. My apologies. But the message is misleading.

However, the wallet will not work with Mavericks 10.9.4 because it is regarded as a virus by OSX.
To unlock this, you must open a shell and write:
"xattr -d -r com.apple.quarantine /Users/bob/Desktop/Xanon-qt.app"

(Note: wallet does not sync ...)

For more information, here is the message that appears when the developer is not known Apple:

That's strange...could it be anti-virus software on your Mac? The message is odd, I'm running the wallet on 10.9.4, it's syncing, and I haven't encountered any of these issues.