Safari 9.0.1
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@scifiman MagerValp/AutoDMG#130
I'm getting an error for the Safari 9.0.1 Yosemite update.
The download fails the SHA1 checksum expectation. AutoDMG expected:
8a15d48c94d7b04f89cb3b3faff0dfcc8f7c1859
but got:
abad1886301a442e850b3bf203007b08a7bff5e2
This is happening on a 10.10.5 VM. I've also had issues with this update on my 10.10.5 desktop where it will not install from the AppStore. So I wonder if something has changed with this file from Apple.
@scifiman this is what I get when I check now:
SafariYo
name: Safari 9.0.1 for Yosemite
url: http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/41/44/031-34808/tvl6cc1s49tnt817tyrgsr40dlm4i3cvev/Safari9.0.1Yosemite.pkg
sha1: 8a15d48c94d7b04f89cb3b3faff0dfcc8f7c1859
size: 85405995
If you download the update manually, what does pkgutil --check-signature and shasum say?
When I download from that link, I get the SHA1 sum of abad(and the rest).
I found out we do have a caching server on our campus so I am probably pulling from it instead of directly from Apple.
Let me check from a hotspot outside our network.
Ok. So the file direct from Apple seems to be correct. Guess there is a problem with our caching server and/or network.
Question though, where are the SHA1 keys published now? I tried to find the Apple document that had the key for this update and couldn't find it through any searches.
They're not published afaik, I'm grabbing them from software update and calculating the hashes.