So you do have it as well...no way to disable incoming connection through terminal ?
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just checked again, see it only on the OCLP MacBook Firewall, the native M1 does not show it.
According to apple it helps the ssh program manage private keys in your keychain. This is primarily a tool for developers, but sometimes these old developer tools don't work properly with modern Apple security. So Apple has to add a little hack here and there to make them work. This is one of those hacks.
Maybe OCLP "touched" it ...
Apples official answer: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3066623?sortBy=best
Seems its not only Sequoia related
Seems its not only Sequoia related
I was just checking this thread now , and went to open it with BBEdit. I am running and old 9.1 with oclp sequoia , I know didn't have it on Sonoma . I don't know much what to think, if I should be too much concerned after reading this https://eclecticlight.co/2020/08/20/the-vulnerability-in-remote-login-ssh-persists/ & https://threatpost.com/xcode-macos-malware-apple-developers/164897/. thx for your help
I think you could switch it off with a toggle before macOS Sequoia but as pointed out can’t now.
I was just checking this thread now , and went to open it with BBEdit. I am running and old 9.1 with oclp sequoia , I know didn't have it on Sonoma . I don't know much what to think, if I should be too much concerned after reading about Trend Micro on XCSSET malware vulnerability in Remote Login (ssh) &
Trojanized Xcode Project Slips MacOS Malware to Apple Developers.
My wifi connection longer working. I don't have access to a wired connection. [I do, however, have non-OCLP volumes set-up on the laptop.] Would you kind readers please give me advice for getting my wifi connection (in the Sequoia environment) up-n-running? Thank you!
Didn’t read your previous post. Just in case
Does AHT run through without issues?
SMC, NVRAM done?
External monitor gets signal with open and closed lid?
Same issue when booting from a non patched external system?
have you tried booting into safe mode, trying to patch there and finish in normal mode, thought I read something about that workaround in earlier posts ...
... yes, was discussed here
Help! I was happily running 14.6.1 with Opencore 1.5.0 on my 2015 Macbook Pro - for months. Yesterday, I saw the Opencore 2.0.0 upgrade & installed it then I downloaded Sequoia onto USB installer. The install seemed to be going fine, until the final boot, where it got stuck.
I tried reinstalling, but it always gets stuck at the same point. In verbose mode, the failure seems to be "AppleKeyStore" operation failed. Any ideas?
Thanks.
I tried reinstalling, but it always gets stuck at the same point. In verbose mode, the failure seems to be "AppleKeyStore" operation failed. Any ideas?
Thanks.
Just a heads-up that I have seen consistent issues (over many years) with Migration Assistant even with older revisions of OCLP. I no longer even bother with it unless I have a very good reason to make the attempt. I always go in assuming I will be starting fresh and manually moving data.
FYI: I think the 'safe mode' approach doesn't work for me (to restore wifi functionality). MBA 2014.
Do you kind readers know of a way to restore wifi functionality, for MBA 2014, that does not require Ethernet connection? Thank you in advance!
I hear you. Keeping the versions of stable OS and OCLP the same has however worked well for a long while here.
If not it well be finicky regardless of OCLP or regular MacOS.
Only thing I could think about is LAN internet sharing between two Macs - if a second one is available .. but never tried it myself yet. But this might help to start searching https://support.apple.com/en-gw/guide/mac-help/mchlp1413/mac#:~:text=Connect a standard Ethernet cable,computer name for each computer.
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Just to offer an alternative view, after I learned the proper way to migrate, I can't remember ever having issues with Migration Assistant. Migration must be performed from the source to the destination BEFORE applying OCLP post-install patches to the destination.
In the scenario that I do get this work, what are the next steps? Is there a verified method for restoring wifi functionality, so long as the user has got a wired connection (or, perhaps, a Internet Sharing workaround) in place? Obviously I've not been following this thread so closely. I appreciate your kind advising very, very much!
I think the patcher needs Internet to load support files ...
Opencore 2.01 seems to be good for my myriad of elderly machines but I didn't realize until I read the notes closely that OCLP was killing one of the processors in my Mac Pro 3,1 regardless of whether I was running Sequoia or not (I had held off intentionally because I knew this was an issue on Sequoia). A quick check of the preference and reinstall of OLCP 2.01 had restored all my cores for Sonoma (now running on 14.7).
I stuck Sequoia on an external drive as a test. Everything went as expected, however it's no better than Sonoma in terms of the issues I had with Sonoma like the menu bar turning red, certain audio apps having a slight lag when audio plays, and the screen lags a bit as it scrolls. Besides that, no issues on an iMac 17,1. I am glad that I don't have anything that demands me having the latest version of macOS, and I'm really just doing this to test and see the progress and if I could depend on it, if I had to.
Ah. Rats!
Seems to me as if my Sequoia install is hosed. [The only thing I want from this set-up is a means to download App Store apps requiring the latest version of macOS.]
If I were to start fresh..a fresh install..even though it'd be a big pain!..is it possible that I'd end-up in the same 'no wifi' spot?