arc.app 4.3.0 is killed by the Sonoma MacOS

Arc & Slice
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Whenever I start arc.app 4.3.0 on my MacBook Pro running Sonoma 14.3, it is killed by the MacOS.

I have chmod 777 arc.app.

When I upgraded before, I could bypass the MacOS Gatekeeper by clicking Open Anyway button in Privacy & Security settings. Under Security, the “Allow applications downloaded from” is set to “App Store and identified developers.” This setting has been configured by a corporate profile, and disabling it via Terminal command sudo spctl --master-disable is possible, but arc.app is still killed.

Any ideas would be sincerely appreciated.

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The same thing is happening to me and the usual recommended process that has worked before (Getting started with Arc Server on Mac - Cubewise CODE) no longer works on Sonoma…

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Hello,

I’ve been able to run Arc on Sonoma with the following 2 options.

The prerequisite is to install Rosetta on your Mac if you have a new Apple silicon laptop. If Rosetta is not installed, you’re automatically asked to install it. Rosetta enables a Mac with ARM-based technology to use apps built for a Mac with an x86_64 processor (Intel).

  1. Option 1 (easiest and more secure)
    Go to “Privacy and security>Development tool” to allows Terminal run apps that do not meet the system’s security policy. Start a new terminal session.

  2. Option 2
    Disabling SIP (System Integrity Protection) in recovery mode.

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Thank you! #1 worked for me! [I have an Intel processor.]

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Thanks @aevanno ! Option 1 works for me, I didn’t need to install Rosetta on an M1-chip, just had to add Terminal to Developer Tools

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Thank you @aevanno ! The Cubewise Code team does not have access to a Mac to test this setup, so we will relay your suggestions to any customers who are encountering this issue.