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Mac Mountain Lion Error - "Not in fPermittedFrontASNs"

I have a python script that has been converted to a related application using py2app. When called manually, it runs fine. However, under Mountain Lion, when I try to call it using launchd, I get the following error in the syslog:

August 8 07:15:02 StraylightPro.local Irrigate [79689]: Irrigation Error
Aug 8 07:15:02 StraylightPro.local coreservicesd [77]: Application Application: "Irrigate" [0x0 / 0x697596f] @ 0x0x7fe77240cec0 tried to be but is not located in fPermittedFrontASNs ((ASN: 0x0-0x1cb2cb1 :)), so the negation.

This seems to be the result of new security features in Mountain Lion, but a search in the Apple Developer and Googling docs around the Internet means the term “fPermittedFrontASNs” didn’t understand anything.

It would be very nice if I could add an extended attribute to the application set or add a line to the startup plist file that would allow this.

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If you are sure that this is a security restriction created by Gatekeeper, you can deactivate Gatekeeper for testing with:

spctl --master-disable

If this works, you can add the appropriate rule using the spctl command. Take a look at "man spctl" for instructions.

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