I have even disabled the firewall in OpenWrt temporarily to test. I have manually set IKE, KEYEXCHANGE, and ESP to match the other firewall (Kerio Control), but it still will not connect. I confirmed that the mode is main, and even tried aggressive, but same results. This is the error message on my OpenWRT router:ĮRROR: exchange Identity Protection not allowed in any applicable rmconf. Exepected 1ĭisplayLink Software Installer.pkg does not have a ticket stapled to it.Īnd that's going to be what we need to do at that point.Site LS has Kerio Control box, the connection was working fine with the default config with Linux IPSEC, but I'm trying to consolidate our Tomato router and Linux machine running ipsec. We do not know how to deal with trailer version 41376.
Package DisplayLink Software Installer.pkg uses a checksum of size 20 NSURLTypeIdentifierKey = "-package-archive" NSURLLocalizedTypeDescriptionKey = "Installer package" Processing: /Volumes/DisplayLink Installer/DisplayLink Software Installer.pkg Persephone:Extensions tom$ stapler validate -v /Volumes/DisplayLink\ Installer/DisplayLink\ Software\ Installer.pkg However, it appears that stapler can tell you: The spctl action itself isn't enough for you to know you have a viable package that will install offline. However, the package itself doesn't have a ticket stapled to it, which means that you must have access to the internet if you want it to install correctly. Origin=Developer ID Installer: DisplayLink Corp (73YQY62QM3) Volumes/DisplayLink Installer/DisplayLink Software Installer.pkg: accepted
Persephone:Extensions tom$ spctl -a -t install -vvvv /Volumes/DisplayLink\ Installer/DisplayLink\ Software\ Installer.pkg Since we started this process, DisplayLink has released 5.1.1 of its kext, and the installer that they have posted is supposed to be notarized. Please forgive the late reply, I've done some additional research during Spring Break here, and it's been instructive.
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