arm64 version not compatible with M3 Macbook Pro

[kubealex]

Describe the bug
The ARM64 version doesn't work natively, but requires Rosetta.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download the ARM64 version
2. Open it
3. Visualize a prompt asking to install Rosetta

Expected behavior
It works

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Versions (please copy from the About dialog or complete manually):

• Version of Angry IP Scanner - 3.9.1
• OS, version, CPU architecture - MacOS 14.4.1 (23E224) - M3 ARM64

[eaglexeye69]

Same issue as #439

[ulrichloose]

The only problem is the shell script "ipscan" to start, but the Mac cannot recognize which processor the program was compiled for.

Simple solution: The shell script must be compiled into a binary file... For example, with https://github.com/chris1111/SHC-3.8.9b

Once that is done, a somewhat complicated procedure follows, because the Mac keeps a meticulous eye on changes to an app... So create a new folder and copy the entire Contents folder into the new folder. Here the shell script can now be replaced with the compiled binary version. Finally, rename the new folder to "Angry IP Scanner.app" and the Mac will then monitor this program.

It makes sense to then delete the extended attributes "xattr -cr path to the app and finally sign it ad hoc - "codesign --force --deep -s - path to the app.

or - download at https://github.com/ulrichloose/ipscan...

[danielrumata]

As ulrichloose described, the problem lies in ipscan being a shell script and not a binary executable. Here are the terminal commands to fix it. Note you will need shc to compile the shell script to binary executable (install it via homebrew or build it from source).
cd /Applications/Angry\ IP\ Scanner.app/Contents/MacOS/
mv ipscan ipscan-backup
shc -f ipscan-backup -o ipscan
xattr -cr /Applications/Angry\ IP\ Scanner.app