Mac os server - zsh killed ./ManagerServer

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Hello all, I’ve installed the arm server version for mac and tried to opened in via terminal, but nothing worked, i also disabled the unverified developers in the setting and using the command:
sudo spctl --master-disable

after running ./ManagerServer it gives me this
zsh: killed ./ManagerServer

also if i try to open it by clicking on ManagerServer it gives me this

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any solution?

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Did you follow the instructions on Mac | Manager ? Especially to navigate to the installation folder in terminal and then launch using: .ManagerServer (do not forget the . )

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yes the same, the first time after doinwloading it, it popped up with the “unverified developer”
but then it just keeping saying zhs: killed

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@Lubos note that I can replicate and not resolve the problem on a local Mac M1 with Ventura 13.6.3
Most likely it is a code sign error can you please review.

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specs here:
MacBook Air M1 - 14.0 Sonoma

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is there any solution for this? @lubos

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I have same problem on M1 Mac running Sonoma 14.6 - cannot get any response from Terminal other than zsh: killed ./ManagerServer

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Console log for syspolicyd shows the following:

assessment denied for ManagerServer but overridden com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.security.assessment.outcome2 com.apple.message.signature2: bundle:UNBUNDLED com.apple.message.signature3: ManagerServer com.apple.message.signature5: UNKNOWN com.apple.message.signature4: 1 com.apple.message.signature: defeated:no usable signature

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Is this something that is likely to be resolved any time soon? @eko do you have any insight since you confirmed replication in February?

I tried to run ManagerServer-osx-arm64.zip on M1 Mac mini using Ventura 13.6.7 and Sequoia 15 (Beta) with no luck.

Mac desktop version works fine under both Ventura 13.6.7 and Sequoia 15 (Beta).

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No I don’t.

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I ended up using the x64 version and running rosetta - works fine. Not ideal but functional.

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@eko or @lubos should we assume that Manager Server will not be available for macOS Arm machines (without running Rosetta)?

I tried downgrading to Ventura and installing older versions ManagerServer-osx-arm64.zip going back to 2023 and they all present the same zsh: killed problem.

Has anyone on this forum been able to get Manager Server running on Apple silicon?

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Old thread, but maybe this will help someone. This is how to overrule macOS nonsense.

  • Download the installer
  • Unzip into desired location
  • Open Terminal in that location
  • Run the command xattr -d com.apple.quarantine *. This removes the flag that it’s an unknown or unsigned file, which triggers all those nonsense warnings from macOS.
  • Then enter ./ManagerServer
  • It should display some text, and that it is serving requests on 8080.
  • You may still need to go to System Settings / Privacy + Security / Security and see if macOS is still banning one of the components. Click Allow, and then try running again.
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On my (silicon) Mac M2, this did only work for me with the x64 version of ManagerServer, running under Rosetta. The arm version kept the same problem: zsh: killed.