Presonus Studio One v2 Demo "app license revoked"

[jammybastard]

Downloaded the Studio One v2 demo tonight.
Install failed.
The message says,
"Studio One 2.app" can't be opened. You should move it to the Trash".

Clicking on the "?" reveals this in the "Help" dialog:

"The app’s authorization has been revoked
Although this app was signed by an identified developer, the certificate for this app has been revoked. There may be a problem with it. The app cannot be opened."

I've never seen this before, and I'm baffled by it.
Has any one else seen it? I cannot find anything on the Presonus site about it.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

BTW - I'm running 10.7.4 on a 2011 2.2Ghz Intel Quad I7 w/ 8GB of RAM.

 

[kobarei]

I have this problem either.

I clicked "Studio One 2.app" to open the app, but I can't open the app because of the same reason.

I'm very confused and googled "studio one 2 free mac The app’s authorization has been revoked" then found this thread.

Sorry for my English and this post is not the answer.

 

[ChrisA]

Apple is starting a new program with their developers. Apple offers them "certificates" that they can put in their software. These will prove the software comes from who it says it comes from. This prevents trojans and fakes. And it gives Apple the an "off switch". If the developer does something stupid later like put spy ware in the app, then Apple can revote the certificate and in effect un-install all of that developer's software.

But the end user can disable this entire protection system.

All that said, I thought this system was not yet in place.

 

[jammybastard]

Apple is starting a new program with their developers. Apple offers them "certificates" that they can put in their software. These will prove the software comes from who it says it comes from. This prevents trojans and fakes. And it gives Apple the an "off switch". If the developer does something stupid later like put spy ware in the app, then Apple can revote the certificate and in effect un-install all of that developer's software.

But the end user can disable this entire protection system.

All that said, I thought this system was not yet in place.

Thanks. I was aware of this and I didn't think it was in place either.