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Saturday, February 23, 2013

Hello,

I am not sure if this is the right place to ask the question but since this is a developing forum, I assume it is.

I was wondering if anyone would know why in MAMP when I view the phpinfo(), the PATH info under Apache Environment is different than what I specify in the Apache envvars file.

Apache seems to be getting the PATH info from somewhere else and I can't quite figure out where. I am using just MAMP; not the pro version.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Re: MAMP/Apache environment vars question

7:17 AM environment, MAMPApache, Question No comments

Hello etresoft,

The file I changed is called: envvars

There are two actually, one is called envvars and the other envvars-std. Both have the same exact information in them. For me the file(s) are located at: Applications>MAMP>Library>bin

Thanks.

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MAMP/Apache environment vars question

7:09 AM environment, MAMPApache, Question No comments

Hello,

I am not sure if this is the right place to ask the question but since this is a developing forum, I assume it is.

I was wondering if anyone would know why in MAMP when I view the phpinfo(), the PATH info under Apache Environment is different than what I specify in the Apache envvars file.

Apache seems to be getting the PATH info from somewhere else and I can't quite figure out where. I am using just MAMP; not the pro version.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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how to invalidate DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES environment variable?

8:37 PM DYLDINSERTLIBRARIES, environment, invalidate, variable No comments

I find that in Mountain Lion, DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES environment variable is ignored for some applications, like Safari.app, Screen Sharing.app. And after some study, I also know it is probably because that the app is code signed with some special entitlements.

Now I am trying to make this environment variable also ignored for my app. I tried to sign my app with some entitlements but this environment variable is not ignored. I have tried many entitlement keys listed in the apple doc and all failed.

I notice that Safari.app uses entitlement "com.apple.private.accounts.allacounts" and looks like it is apple perpriotary value and it is not listed in the app doc. I have ever tried to sign my app with this entitlement manually but the application cannot run (taskgated killed it).

so my questions is:

1. in order to invalidate DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES environment variable for my app, what entitlement key value should I use when signing my app?

2. what is the critetria that Mountain Lion uses to determine whether ignore this enviroment variable or not?

Thanks!

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