
This is insecure and there is no way to verify using a PKI + CA chain of trust that this domain is trustworthy and still owned by Apple. Be aware that the -k / -insecure command line option flag will bypass SSL certificate security checks. The curl command above now has the -k flag added to work around this certificate validation issue.This URL now appears to have broken SSL certificates, and the latest version available is Xcode.CLTools.10.8 version 2014.4 ( command_line_tools_for_osx_mountain_lion_april_2014.dmg).curl -insecure -Ls | plutil -convert json -o - | python -mjson.tool | less The curl command must now use the -k / -insecure flag to work around the SSL certificate validation issue. * SSL: no alternative certificate subject name matches target host name '.net' * subject: C=US ST=Massachusetts L=Cambridge O=Akamai Technologies, Inc. The curl command (if run in verbose -v mode) shows that the https certificate is invalid: * Server certificate: Please don't abuse/overload their serversĮDIT: (2021-2022) This URL appears to have an invalid SSL certificate. To find updated links for the tools, you can use this command: curl -Ls | plutil -convert json -o - | python -mjson.tool | less
Apple developer tools download install#
Here is a script that will automate the install process for you 1.
Apple developer tools download download#
You can download the XCode 4.x CLTools packages from their official download site via direct links.

Tell process "Install Command Line Developer Tools"Ĭlick button "Agree" of window "License Agreement" # Note: Apple broke automated Xcode installer downloads.

Here is a script that will automate the install process for you: # Try the AppleScript automation method rather than relying on manual.
