@dkocher commented

05.12.13 09:27:54.000 kernel[0]: Sandbox: Cyberduck(43324) deny appleevent-send com.apple.terminal
05.12.13 09:27:54.620 appleeventsd[98]: Sandboxed application with pid 43324 attempted to lookup App:"Terminal"/276/0x0:0x8008 ????1010 sess=100004 but was denied due to sandboxing. (___ZL13handleMessageP17_xpc_connection_sPv_block_invoke260()/appleEventsD.cp #2413) client-reqs-q

@dkocher commented

In 70c39f6. We should use a com.apple.security.scripting-targets but this is not supported by Terminal.app.

@dkocher commented

Reopen issue with cb46ef3.

@dkocher commented

Proper error handling in 979f0d6.

@dkocher commented

Disabled the feature for Mac App Store builds in cb46ef3.

ee4355c commented

But from my understanding its not possible in the sandbox from the app store?

@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:8 gtube]:

But from my understanding its not possible in the sandbox from the app store?

The Send command feature documented in Custom Commands is not affected by this issue.

@dkocher commented

This ticket is about the feature Open in Terminal for SSH connections.

@dkocher commented

I do not currently see a way to make this work in a sandboxed environment.

@dkocher commented

#8883 closed as duplicate.

@dkocher commented

Possible solution would be to use an implementation using NSUserScriptTask.

@dkocher commented

#10186 closed as duplicate.

@dkocher commented

#10623 closed as duplicate.

8f8f833 commented

I just updated to the NON app store version of 7.4.0 and I am seeing this error for the first time. I also tried the version from the app store and got the same error.

Mac OS 10.15.4

@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:19 agerson]:

I just updated to the NON app store version of 7.4.0 and I am seeing this error for the first time. I also tried the version from the app store and got the same error.

Mac OS 10.15.4
This is an unrelated issue we are looking into.

@dkocher commented

#11240 closed as duplicate.

There should be a useful solution for this issue: I thought, I donate for the app as I used it very often and get punished by a non-functioning version of the product.

Is the only workaround to claim the purchase in the App Store and get a registration key from the vendor?

There should be a useful solution for this issue: I thought, I donate for the app as I used it very often and get punished by a non-functioning version of the product.

Is the only workaround to claim the purchase in the App Store and get a registration key from the vendor?

Running the regular version from our website will detect the registration from the Mac App Store and disable the donation prompt.

Ok, cool, thanks for the quick reply! I'll try it.

This works! Awesome.