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How do apps like "Clozure Common Lisp" get around the sandboxing? The Mac App Store version isn't crippled in any way I can see -- it can read and write outside
by jhbadger 11y ago
How do apps like "Clozure Common Lisp" get around the sandboxing? The Mac App Store version isn't crippled in any way I can see -- it can read and write outside its directory -- for example it can use the quicklisp package manager which stores files in my home directory?
- kybernetyk 11y agoIt seems not to be sandboxed at all. At least that's what codesign reports for the binary.
- mh- 11y agoI just downloaded it.. there is indeed no entitlements, no container, nothing. I guess it must have an exemption given that it was originally in the app store prior to the mandatory sandboxing deadline[0]. [0] http://www.macworld.com/article/1167055/sandboxing_deadline_arrives_what_it_means_for_apple_developers_and_you.html http://www.macworld.com/article/1167055/sandboxing_deadline_...