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"Frameworks" related messages that may appear in macOS and what to do about them

Mac computers are known for their stability and reliability, due in large part to their robust security systems.

Depending on the version of your macOS, as well as the complexities of your production environment, these security systems may show you warning messages when some of the CalderaRIP files or libraries are activated.

This article lists some of the most common ones, as well as the steps to take to fix the unexpected behavior and continue printing.

 

Why do these messages appear? 

When MacOS suspects that there is a problem with a file, it may quarantine it. This could be a false positive where the file(s) are fine but MacOS identifies them incorrectly.

 

What to do?

Through a command in the Terminal, it is possible to remove the quarantine flags.

  1. Open the Terminal (on the Utilities menu) Terminal_icon.png
  2. Type the command you require, depending on the message you receive and according to the table below
  3. Press "Enter"
  4. Type your user password
  5. Restart CalderaRIP

 

Message Context and Command (Terminal)

Apclib.framework

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Context:

  • It may happen on macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or newer

  • With CalderaRIP V14.1 or newer

  • When opening EPS or PS files

Command:

sudo xattr -rc /opt/caldera/bin/PS2PDF/Frameworks

AdobePDFL.framework

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Context:

  • It may happen on freshly installed CalderaRIP V13.1 or newer
  • Typically after a macOS update (for example, from Mojave to Catalina)

Command:

sudo xattr -rc /opt/caldera/bin/monza55/Frameworks

i1iO.framework

macos_error_messages_-_3.png

Context:

  • It may happen on freshly installed CalderaRIP V13.1 or newer
  • Typically after a macOS update (for example, from Mojave to Catalina)

Command:

sudo xattr -rc /opt/caldera/lib/x86_64/Frameworks

AdobeBIBUtils.framework

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Context:

  • It may happen on freshly installed CalderaRIP V13.1 or newer
  • Typically after a macOS update (for example, from Mojave to Catalina)

Command:

sudo xattr -cr /opt/caldera/lib/x86_64/Frameworks/AdobeBIBUtils.framework/

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