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Not Running in mac os sequoia
Not Running in mac os sequoia. LuLu's Network Extension Is Not Running Extensions must be manually approved via Security & Privacy System Preferences.
The request/notification is missing from Security & Privacy System Preferences.
I found a potential workaround. If you run another program from the terminal, such as Running DNSMonitor After copying DNSMonitor to the /Applications directory, launch it by executing its binary (DNSMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/DNSMonitor) via the Terminal
The system will then notify you of permissions that previously failed to appear for some reason.
@exrector Thanks, mate. I’ve been searching for a while, and your fix works perfectly. Just dropping a note in case someone doesn’t understand how to execute the binary.
Download DNS Monitor from this link. https://github.com/objective-see/DNSMonitor/releases/tag/v1.2.0
Open Terminal and navigate to the DNSMonitor binary
cd /Applications/DNSMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/
Run the DNSMonitor binary
./DNSMonitor
Please note that you might see a missing app logo and name initially. Just enable it, and Lulu will start working as expected.
unfortunately I just clicked on allow after "./DNSMonitor" and not show in system settings. Now I can't get to the Network Extensions settings to allow it for Lulu. Is there another way? running cd /Applications/DNSMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/ & ./DNSMonitor again does not work.
unfortunately I just clicked on allow after "./DNSMonitor" and not show in system settings. Now I can't get to the Network Extensions settings to allow it for Lulu. Is there another way? running cd /Applications/DNSMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/ & ./DNSMonitor again does not work.
@Arstidir
To change these settings in macOS sequoia, choose menu > System Settings, click General in the sidebar, then click Login Items and Extensions on the right. (You may need to scroll down.) Then select Network Extension in the Extensions.
Or install AdGuard to get another chance. (what I did😓)
Just wanted to share for the next people. As per above when you find network extensions, you have to click on the i button in order to bring up the window to enable lulu. I was expecting to click on the left side, or see the app name.
Wow, so it tells you to go to privacy and security -> network but the option isn't there and is in general -> extensions. This OS is a hostile piece of garbage... It doesn't want you to work, neither it works. I spent 30 minutes trying rebooting and setting things up.
I could install it with the hint from @Neo-Atom and it shows up as active filter in the network setting, but when installing new programs, there is no popup asking to allow or block the internet traffic of that app. Anyone got it really completely working in sequoia and what could be wrong in my installation?
unfortunately I just clicked on allow after "./DNSMonitor" and not show in system settings. Now I can't get to the Network Extensions settings to allow it for Lulu. Is there another way? running cd /Applications/DNSMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/ & ./DNSMonitor again does not work.
To change these settings in macOS sequoia, choose menu > System Settings, click General in the sidebar, then click Login Items and Extensions on the right. (You may need to scroll down.) Then select Network Extension in the Extensions.
Or install AdGuard to get another chance. (what I did😓)
@Neo-Atom thanks for this solution!
Idk how it`s work, but work! Огромное спасибо!
P.s. If you, like me, can't open the directory, try typing "cd" in the terminal and then pressing "tab" to navigate to the directory cd /Applications/DNSMonitor.app/Contents/MacOS/ and press enter.
Then, open DNSmonitor using the left mouse button on the launchpad screen.
If everything works, you will see a window like the one below.
Copy the text, paste it into the terminal, and press enter.
Congratulations, your network extension is working as before)
