Mac and iOS developer Jeff Johnson Confirmation There was a problem connecting the OS to the server pul server, and the problem was solved by modifying the hosts file and blocking it. The issue now appears to be resolved, but it is TechCrunch People point out that, people were updating in a loud tone and suddenly the servers were overloaded It flooded With requests to re-authorize older applications.
We have contacted Apple Pal to see if there are any details about what happened, but no response has been received yet. On its System Status page for developers, Apple Play confirmed that the issue with the notarization service has been resolved between 3pm and 5:09 pm.
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On its support page covering the gatekeeper, Apple explains how the technology works, according to an update by Paul MacOS Catalina:
“If you download and install apps from the Internet or directly from the developer, OS Cause continues to protect your Mac. When you install apps, plug-ins and installer packages from outside the Store, the developer ID checks the signature to verify that the cache software belongs to a known developer and is unchanged. By default, even OS Coscatelina requires software to notarize, so you can be sure that the software you run on your device does not have known software. Before opening the downloaded software for the first time, OS Cause requests your approval to ensure that you are not misled into running software that does not meet your expectations. “
It seems that when applications are started, the gate keeper will not be able to verify their validity on the Internet due to overflow servers overflowing. So, oh, let’s all stop there! You got this, Apple Paul Diofs!
– Panic (@ Panic) November 12, 2020
