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WikiPage Compiling modified by PHPdev32

PHPdev32 — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 19:28:48 -0000

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 Compiling EnCee
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 While the Xcode project included in the git repository is set up in almost every way, to use the new security features of Mountain Lion you must create a self-signed certificate to sign both the app and its helper tool. See the images if you have trouble.
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+Obtaining ProwlKit
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+Compiling the project now requires ProwlKit (and its minor dependency XMLReader), both of which are available from GitHub. Placeholders exist in the Xcode project, and it should compile without issue so long as the files are available.
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 Creating a Self-Signed Certificate
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WikiPage Compiling modified by PHPdev32

PHPdev32 — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 07:48:22 -0000

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 Compiling EnCee
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-While the Xcode project included in the git repository is set up in almost every way, to use the new security features of Mountain Lion you must create a self-signed certificate to sign both the app and its helper tool. See the images below if you have trouble.
+While the Xcode project included in the git repository is set up in almost every way, to use the new security features of Mountain Lion you must create a self-signed certificate to sign both the app and its helper tool. See the images if you have trouble.
 
 Creating a Self-Signed Certificate
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 Compiling
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 Once your certificate is ready, compile normally and place the app (only) in Applications or wherever you wish.
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-Images
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-Create Certificate
-[[img src=Create.png alt=Create]]
-Select Certificate, Get Info
-[[img src=Select.png alt=Select]]
-Always Trust Certificate
-[[img src=Trust.png alt=Trust]]

WikiPage Compiling modified by PHPdev32

PHPdev32 — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 07:44:52 -0000

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 Compiling EnCee
 ======
-While the Xcode project included in the git repository is set up in almost every way, to use the new security features of Mountain Lion you must create a self-signed certificate to sign both the app and its helper tool.
+While the Xcode project included in the git repository is set up in almost every way, to use the new security features of Mountain Lion you must create a self-signed certificate to sign both the app and its helper tool. See the images below if you have trouble.
 
 Creating a Self-Signed Certificate
 -------
@@ -14,3 +14,12 @@
 Compiling
 -----
 Once your certificate is ready, compile normally and place the app (only) in Applications or wherever you wish.
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+Images
+----
+Create Certificate
+[[img src=Create.png alt=Create]]
+Select Certificate, Get Info
+[[img src=Select.png alt=Select]]
+Always Trust Certificate
+[[img src=Trust.png alt=Trust]]

WikiPage Compiling modified by PHPdev32

PHPdev32 — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 07:38:24 -0000

Compiling EnCee ====== While the Xcode project included in the git repository is set up in almost every way, to use the new security features of Mountain Lion you must create a self-signed certificate to sign both the app and its helper tool. Creating a Self-Signed Certificate ------- * Open Keychain Access from Applications > Utilities * From the app menu, choose Certificate Assistant > Create a Certificate... * Enter "EnCee Certificate" as the name (this is what the project will use), Self Signed Root, and Code Signing * Proceed through the prompts until the certificate is created * Select the new certificate and Get Info * Under "When using this certificate" choose "Always Trust" Compiling ----- Once your certificate is ready, compile normally and place the app (only) in Applications or wherever you wish.