Is there any other way to obtain the same Mac address output as pyarmor.cli.hdinfo without installing pyarmor?

[xanto521]

use ifconfig get mac address

$ ifconfig | grep ether

	ether 4e:14:5d:d6:1f:54
	ether 4e:14:5d:d6:1f:53
	ether 4e:14:5d:d6:1f:52
	ether 4e:14:5d:d6:1f:32
	ether 4e:14:5d:d6:1f:33
	ether 4e:14:5d:d6:1f:34
	ether 36:1e:2a:5e:76:40
	ether 36:1e:2a:5e:76:44
	ether 36:1e:2a:5e:76:48
	ether 72:0d:7d:df:50:e7
	ether 82:1a:3b:93:67:54
	ether 36:1e:2a:5e:76:40
	ether d2:ab:21:30:cc:b3
	ether d2:ab:21:30:cc:b3

use python code get mac address

import uuid
mac = uuid.getnode()
mac_str = ':'.join([f"{(mac >> ele) & 0xff:02x}" for ele in range(40, -1, -8)])
print(mac_str)

this output is:

4e:14:5d:d6:1f:54

use pyarmor.cli.hdinfo get mac address

Machine ID: 'm5941545cf247ffd4c11fca72dde333bd'
Default Harddisk Serial Number: ''
Default Mac address: 'bc:d0:74:67:80:43'
Default IPv4 address: '192.168.1.17'
Multiple Mac addresses: failed to get hardware information
Domain: ''

@jondy jondy reply me is

$ pyarmor gen -b "*IFMAC:<2a:33:50:46:8f>" foo.py

so I use this command to encrypt

$ pyarmor g . -O dist -r \
  --exclude data \
  --exclude logs \
  -e "2025-10-24T18:30:00" \
  -b "*IFMAC:<4e:14:5d:d6:1f:54>" \
  --period 60s

But when I run the encrypted code, the error message is:

$ python main_test.py

    from .pyarmor_runtime import __pyarmor__
RuntimeError: Operation not permitted (1:10214)

or

$ pyarmor g . -O dist -r \
  --exclude pretrained_llm \
  --exclude data \
  --exclude logs \
  -e "2025-10-24T18:30:00" \
  -b "en0/82:1a:3b:93:67:54" \
  --period 60s

$ python main_test.py

RuntimeError: 脚本许可证不可用于当前设备 (1:10227)

or

$ pyarmor g . -O dist -r \
  --exclude pretrained_llm \
  --exclude data \
  --exclude logs \
  -e "2025-10-24T18:30:00" \
  -b "eth1/82:1a:3b:93:67:54" \
  --period 60s

$ python main_test.py

RuntimeError: 脚本许可证不可用于当前设备 (1:10227)

Now only the Mac address output by pyarmor.cli.hdinfo can be verified. I have tried various other ways to obtain the mac address binding, but verification on this machine does not work. Is there any other way to obtain the same Mac address output as pyarmor.cli.hdinfo without installing pyarmor?

$ pyarmor g . -O dist -r \
  --exclude data \
  --exclude logs \
  -e "2025-10-24T18:30:00" \
  -b "bc:d0:74:67:80:43" \
  --period 60s

$ python main_test.py

4e:14:5d:d6:1f:54

system info

pyarmor==9.1.9
mac os 15.3.1 (24D70) M1 pro