(360 reinforcement problem) How to solve the problem "You do not have permission to open the application 'xxx'" on Mac mac big sur 11.2.1? And cannot open ××× because the developer cannot be verified
Question 1: Mac mac big sur 11.2.1 prompts "You do not have permission to open the application 'xxx'"?
As shown in the figure, 360 reinforcement reinforcement prompts.
In fact, this error is mainly caused by the decompression software destroying the permissions of the executable file in the application when decompressing the file. Of course, it is not complicated to repair. First, right-click on the application and select "Show Packages" After selecting "Contents"
, expand "Contents" - "MacOS" and find the files in the corresponding folder, such as the JiaGuApp shown in the screenshot. If the permissions are correct, the file should be a Unix executable file, not the current file of unknown type. Next,
open the terminal and enter the following code directly (note that there are spaces before and after +x):
chmod +x
and then enter Drag the file JiaGuApp into the terminal (in order to enter the complete execution path). The complete command is as follows:
chmod +x /Users/lwq/Downloads/360jiagubao_mac/360 Reinforcement Assistant.app/Contents/MacOS/JiaGuApp
Finally click Enter. At this time, the original unknown type of file in Finder now becomes Unix-enabled. Execute the file and the icon becomes normal.
Re-open the downloaded software and you will find that the downloaded program can be used and executed normally!
Question 2: After solving the above problem, you may be unable to open ××× because the developer cannot be verified.
Solution:
Open System Preferences → Security and Privacy → General → Unlock → Allow App downloads from the following locations → Change to any source. If there is no source option, execute sudo spctl --master-disable to add an any source. Options
Now you can open the application normally.
For example, if the 360 reinforced application cannot be opened yet, it can be run by logging in.
