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ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X MAC OS
ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X INSTALL
ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X UPDATE
ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X PRO

If continuing to use a package is unavoidable, expanding and then flattening the package has the side effect of removing the signature.

For Muse, move to Muse CC 2015 or later.

ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X INSTALL

For Acrobat XI and DC flavors (including Reader), install the latest version.

If the CCP package contained more than one software title, now might be a good time to consider building individual packages for each individual application There is no support for editing CCP package contents nor controls for a customized installation.

If this issue affects a CCP package with multiple titles, a replacement package will need to be built without the affected titles (or with updated titles, if available).

“Migrate to the newest version of the affected software.” This response works for Acrobat and Lightroom packages.

They are old and have been supplanted by newer technology.” This response works for Scout, Edge Code, and other non-Acrobat packages I believe Adobe’s response to this issue will be one of the following: Developer ID Installer: Adobe Systems, Inc. Status: signed by a certificate that has since expiredġ. Package "Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.pkg": $ pkgutil -check-signature "lightroom_5_namedlicense/Build/lightroom_5_namedlicense_Install.pkg/Contents/Resources/Setup/LTRM5.6en_US/Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.pkg"

ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X MAC OS

Problematic packages will be noted as “Status: signed by a certificate that has since expired” rather than “Status: signed by a certificate trusted by Mac OS X”:

By using the “pkgutil –check-signature” command.

ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X PRO

Problematic packages will have their certificate marked as “This certificate has expired” (pictured above with the Acrobat Pro XI 11.0.10 Updater)

By opening the embedded package in Installer and clicking the (sometimes invisible) padlock in the upper right-hand corner.

Once found, the embedded packages can be checked one of two ways: Lightroom_5_namedlicense/Build/lightroom_5_namedlicense_Install.pkg/Contents/Resources/Setup/LTRM5.6en_US/Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.pkg

It is unknown why this is the case.Īpple packages embedded in a CCP package can be found with “find”: $ find "lightroom_5_namedlicense/Build/lightroom_5_namedlicense_Install.pkg/Contents" -name "*.pkg" If macOS rejects a package due to an expired signing certificate, it will cause the entire CCP package to fail and no software will be installed.Ĭuriously the Acrobat packages newer than the above affected versions are signed with the same expired certificate as the earlier packages, but still pass macOS’s security muster. While administrators may not intentionally be installing the non-Acrobat titles any more, there definitely can be forgotten titles included in long-ago created Creative Cloud Packager (CCP) packages.

Acrobat Reader XI updates before 11.0.17.

Acrobat Reader DC Continuous updates before 15.016.20039.

Acrobat Reader DC Classic updates before 15.006.30172.

This causes some Adobe packages to fail–specifically packages that are, at their core, Apple-standard packages. CST a certificate used to sign some of Adobe’s older software titles expired.

ADOBE CC 2017 PACKAGE FAILS ON OS X UPDATE

I’ve used the information in that article to update the list of affected Acrobat package revisions. Thanks to Blake Garner for letting me know. CST, : Adobe has posted a KBase article about this and how it relates to Acrobat. Thanks to Graham R Pugh for passing this article along. Notably Adobe has re-signed Lightroom 4, Lightroom 5, and Scout. Update, : Adobe has posted another KBase article about this.