hello
i’m trying to install node on macos but i can’t because its security certificate has expired…
will there be an update with new certificate?
it’s basic stuff to get right.
thx
Hey there @n4m
Sorry for the delayed reply over the weekend.
Are you receiving a warning message “Can’t be opened because…Unidentified Developer” when trying to run the .pkg installer or is this a different error message ?
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If you’re getting the “…Unidentified Developer” message, it can be bypassed by a Right Click on the .pkg installer and select ‘Open’ and confirm your choice. You can also refer to this Apple Help Article.
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If you’re receiving a different error message, have you tried to re-download the installer already and maybe try to use a different archive manager like the free Keka or 7zip to expand the archive.
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A screenshot of the error message and knowing if you’re on a M1/M2 Silicon Mac or Intel model, as well as your MacOS version would be helpful as well if you’re still having issue after checking the above.
Hope this helps ! Thanks for letting us know 
thanks for the reply ! it was quick
i think it’s a certificate signing problem
as a rule i don’t install without the app passing security checks so i might wait for the update but thanks for the info on how to bypass the security
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There’s no risk to bypass this warning of course, but yep, getting your point, will be reported to SA Team 
If you decide to install the current version anyway and are on a M1/M2 Silicon Mac, then please be aware that the installation will require Rosetta 2 since NODE won’t run in native ARM mode on silicon Apple computers models.
For info SA Team → @bryan_spence
thanks so much Tekalight,
and rosetta2 will be fine 
sorry for being a bit grumpy at the start!
enjoy the week
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I will get these installers resigned and uploaded - also take a look at getting Applie silicon support on the binaries
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thanks !
and apple silicone support would be great if possible
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