I have created a python application that I build into a Unix executable using Pyinstaller. The application runs fine until I attempt to code sign it. After code signing, I get the following error when attempting to run the executable:
rosetta error: /var/db/oah/526469a4f4887ee6ca553807c3196c9533da7ef706c684764b83169e8658f8e2/ba3f613b849de777b4a89fdb1760c3c2343ac52546e2629e28f83fbf530a8f27/libffi.8.dylib.aot: unable to mmap __TEXT: 1
Is it possible to code sign dylib files such as this?
Steps to reproduce the error:
- Create conda environment with python v3.9
- Activate environment and conda install numpy and pyinstaller
- Create python script that imports numpy. Doesn't matter what the python script does, can just be one line as long as it imports numpy.
- Use pyinstaller to build a distribution for the python file, with code signing like so:
pyinstaller -y --clean --codesign-identity='<apple-id>' --osx-entitlements-file='<path-to-entitlements.plist-file>' <name-of-python-script>
- Run the Unix executable that is produced inside the dist folder.
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