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What does the following command print? shasum $(which dnscrypt-proxy) |
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That file is signed. You can check its signature with; codesign -dv $(which dnscrypt-proxy) Make sure that you don't have another version installed somewhere else, and also installed as a service, or started using a different procedure. |
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Dear all,
since upgrade to macOS Monterey 12.3.1 running dnscrypt-proxy as a service does not working properly any longer. Repetitively the message "dnscrypt-proxy was blocked from use because it is not from an identified developer" occurs, even if the allowance was granted several times, please see attachment. This behavior also impacts the applications xbar & dnscrypt-proxy switch.
In manual mode via terminal everything works fine, although a permanent open root-shell is necessary, which from a security-perspective is extremely suspicious.
Therefor my question: Do you have any advice or hint to fix the behavior outlined above?
Many thanks in advance.
dnscrypt-proxy_err_20220417_01.pdf
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