Dear Mr.Geddis
Thank you very much for your prompt reply and great advice.
I successfully installed the JPKI TokenD on macOS Sierra.
Shoichi Ishii
Department of Public Certification Service for Indivisuals Center of Personal Number,
Japan Agency for Local Authority Information Systems
ishii,
You can pull the current installer for macOS Sierra which contains an unchanged version of the JPKI TokenD from El Capitan.
The installer was signed using an Apple Mac Developer Codesigning Certificate (waiting on issuance of the Developer Installer Certificate), which means that you will receive warning when launching. Use the standard method for opening anyways by holding down the <control> key while clicking on the Installer. Select “Open with…” and select the Installer. You will now be able to launch the installer and install the JPKI TokenD for macOS Sierra.
Issues with the Cert used for signing the installer is an outstanding issue that I have been working to resolve. Once completely resolved, the installer will be posted and noted on the installer page.
- Shawn
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Shawn Geddis
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Dear Mr.Geddis
I am ishii and I am an engineer at Japan Agency for Local Authority Information Systems.
Thank you for your updating JPKI.tokenD for El Capitan.
If you have a plan for the development of JPKI.tokenD for Sierra, please let us know
when will it be completed by arround.
Shoichi Ishii
Department of Public Certification Service for Indivisuals Center of Personal Number,
Japan Agency for Local Authority Information Systems