William,

i just tried in a Monterey VM

the syntax 
pw=YourPassword; echo $pw | sudo -S ....... works here as long as i do not have 
a $ sign in my password.

The problem seems to be that the dollar sign is a special character in shell. I 
am not a shell expert, but i've read that strings that contain dollar signs has 
to be in single quotes.

I've putted the password in single quotes and it worked then altough it 
contained the dollar sign.

I will adjust the sample stack.

Regards,
Matthias





> Am 27.01.2022 um 12:01 schrieb matthias rebbe via use-livecode 
> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com>:
> 
> As i have still 11.6.2 installed i cannot test, if this might be something 
> Monterey specific.
> I am currently downloading Monterey and will install it onto a VM, so i could 
> test. But the 12GB take some time to download.
> 
> There is a free tool available from Late Night Software called SD Notary, 
> which also does the needed steps to get a notarized app.
> https://latenightsw.com/sd-notary-notarizing-made-easy/ 
> <https://latenightsw.com/sd-notary-notarizing-made-easy/>
> 
> Maybe you try that .
> 
> Regards,
> Matthias
> 
> 
>> Am 27.01.2022 um 02:06 schrieb William Prothero via use-livecode 
>> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com <mailto:use-livecode@lists.runrev.com>>:
>> 
>> Matthias:
>> I tried the command in the shell
>> It didn’t work as shown in the status field.
>> I then switched to superuser, with the password, and it ran the following 
>> without complaint.
>> xattr -cr "/Users/prothero/Oceanography Projects/LiveCode-RunRev 
>> Projects/1-AA-Current Projects/PT_Explorer 
>> Projects/EarthExplorer_CurrentWkg-D4/EExp Builds/Earth Explorer2/Earth 
>> Explorer.app"
>> 
>> Weird: I entered the command as you suggested below, and it asked for a 
>> password, as expected. BUT, it didn’t recognize the password I put in. Then 
>> I just did an SU command, it asked for the password and recognized my 
>> password. Then the action worked. I’m on OS 12.1 (Apple).
>> 
>> My shell password has a dollar sign, 2 numbers and 2 capital letters. Could 
>> that be the problem?
>> 
>> —This is the shell/terminal text:
>> WProtherosMBP4:~ prothero$ sudo -S xattr -cr "/Users/prothero/Oceanography 
>> Projects/LiveCode-RunRev Projects/1-AA-Current Projects/PT_Explorer 
>> Projects/EarthExplorer_CurrentWkg-D4/EExp Builds/Earth Explorer2/Earth 
>> Explorer.app"
>> Password:
>> Sorry, try again.
>> WProtherosMBP4:~ prothero$ sudo -S xattr -cr "/Users/prothero/Oceanography 
>> Projects/LiveCode-RunRev Projects/1-AA-Current Projects/PT_Explorer 
>> Projects/EarthExplorer_CurrentWkg-D4/EExp Builds/Earth Explorer2/Earth 
>> Explorer.app"
>> Password:
>> Sorry, try again.
>> 
>> But this worked:
>> WProtherosMBP4:~ prothero$ su
>> Password:
>> sh-3.2# 
>> 
>> I changed the shell pw to all lower case alphabetical letters. Same 
>> issue.When I entered the shell first, entering the same password, it worked. 
>> The command below didn’t. It asked me for the password and when I entered 
>> it, it refused. Hmm.. odd.
>> WProtherosMBP4:~ prothero$ sudo -S  xattr -cr "/Users/prothero/Oceanography 
>> Projects/LiveCode-RunRev Projects/1-AA-Current Projects/PT_Explorer 
>> Projects/EarthExplorer_CurrentWkg-D4/EExp Builds/Earth Explorer2/Earth 
>> Explorer.app"
>> Password:
>> Sorry, try again.
>> Password:
>> Sorry, try again.
>> Password:
> 
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