Can our apps be sandboxed? I have no idea on how to do it, nor what it implies, but as this is requested by Apple it'd be nice that our Purebasic apps comply with this
OSX : Sandboxed apps
OSX : Sandboxed apps
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Can our apps be sandboxed? I have no idea on how to do it, nor what it implies, but as this is requested by Apple it'd be nice that our Purebasic apps comply with this
Can our apps be sandboxed? I have no idea on how to do it, nor what it implies, but as this is requested by Apple it'd be nice that our Purebasic apps comply with this
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Zach
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Re: OSX : Sandboxed apps
As to the implications:
A sandboxed application is an application that runs on a system, while effectively being cut off from accessing sensitive areas, without being given explicit permission. It is useful for controlling security risks, as well as protecting the rest of the system from a catastrophic crash situation.
A sandboxed application is an application that runs on a system, while effectively being cut off from accessing sensitive areas, without being given explicit permission. It is useful for controlling security risks, as well as protecting the rest of the system from a catastrophic crash situation.
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Re: OSX : Sandboxed apps
So, you shouldn't write to anywhere on the hard drive, but only to a restricted area.Zach wrote:As to the implications:
A sandboxed application is an application that runs on a system, while effectively being cut off from accessing sensitive areas, without being given explicit permission. It is useful for controlling security risks, as well as protecting the rest of the system from a catastrophic crash situation.
How do you keep your App clear of doing so? Better to say: How do you guarantee, your App won't write to system-areas?
PureBasic-Apps would disqualify themselves without a wrapper or container, I think!?
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Re: OSX : Sandboxed apps
PB Devs would have to ask Apple those questions. They are the ones who set the sandbox rules and parameters (obviously).
Only at that point could we really understand what we need to do on the programmer side of things.
Only at that point could we really understand what we need to do on the programmer side of things.