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Python for Scientific Computing Mac (intel) triggers security warnings

svasan
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Hi, 

I downloaded the mac intel version 4.2.1 of the app to use numpy and pandas. I copied over exec_anaconda.py as per the README and also util.py (exec_anaconda.py uses it), added a test script with the preamble mentioned in the README:

 

#!/usr/bin/python
import exec_anaconda
exec_anaconda.exec_anaconda()

import pandas as pd

import sys

print (sys.path)

 

This runs but triggers mac security alerts for a whole bunch of files (easily more than 25 and some need multiple clicks). I have "Allow applications downloaded from App store and identified developers" in my security settings.  Given that this package is from Splunk, can Splunk codesign it  (or whatever else is needed) so it is marked as from an identified developer? Or is there a setting I can use to turn off the warnings for everything from a single tar.gz or everything under a folder etc?

I'm on mac Sonoma 14.6 running Splunk 9.2.2 

Thanks

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