A little script problem

[Das Goravani]

The first part of the script is as follows


#!/bin/bash

xattr -cr "/Users/richard/Desktop/Deploying/Jyotish Studio 5/Jyotish Studio 7.3.app"

codesign -o runtime --entitlements ~/Documents/standard_entitlements.plist --timestamp --verbose --force -s "Developer ID Application: Das Goravani (K6ZRT5Y7RU)" "/Users/richard/Desktop/Deploying/Jyotish Studio 5/Jyotish Studio 7.3.app/Contents/Info.plist"

codesign -o runtime --entitlements ~/Documents/standard_entitlements.plist --timestamp --verbose --force -s "Developer ID Application: Das Goravani (K6ZRT5Y7RU)" "/Users/richard/Desktop/Deploying/Jyotish Studio 5/Jyotish Studio 7.3.app/Contents/PkgInfo”

If I copy the commands out of the script and paste them in Terminal they run just fine.

But being inside the script, when I run the script, they give path not found errors. 

It’s a mystery!

Any help?

Das

> On Sep 29, 2021, at 1:19 PM, Das Goravani <goravanis at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> I have made a utility to help folks code sign their Omnis app and do notarization.. what Phil and I were discussing yesterday, I have made the utility and am ready to post it for grabbing.. but in testing it a weird thing is happening.
> 
> I wonder if anyone knows what’s going on.
> 
> The very first command is Xattr .  It is stopping on this and saying:
> 
> xattr: No such file or directory: line 1: 
> 
> But if I copy paste that line command out of the script and run it by itself it runs just fine as typed.. the path is valid.
> 
> It is saying no such file or directory but that is not true.. it’s a complete path from /Users/ all the way down, and it is in quotes, and it works like I said if I take it out of the script fine and run it.. runs fine.. so this is not true, yet is is saying it.
> 
> Anybody have a clue how to solve this?
> 
> I want to present my little utility to the developers.
> 
> I want to be able to notarize on BigSur (without dealing with a VM to notarize)
> 
>