Closed dpkonofa closed 6 months ago
jaku
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6 months ago So the script looks for the original Snap Camera app, copies it to Snap Camera Temp, and then patches the Temp version of the app before moving it back over the original.
Not sure how it couldn't copy that, but then was successful.
As for the loading issue, I can't reproduce that either.
Try deleting the Snap Camera app from /Applications, then reinstalling it and running the script again.
dpkonofa
commented
6 months ago @jaku - I already did that before install and two more times after. I even used AppCleaner to wipe all the old files. Still not getting anywhere. ☹️
dpkonofa
commented
6 months ago Messed around with it some more. Deleted the Application and all files with AppCleaner, searched the entire HDD for Snap-related files and deleted those, removed Terminal's App Management access in Settings, restarted, reinstalled (v1.20.0 this time), and re-enabled App Management access before running the script. This time there was no error with the Temp version of the .app file and it seems to be working without issue. Lenses all load and everything seems to be in order.
I reinstalled Snap Camera after getting a notification that there was a new solution for MacOS. I installed SC 1.21.0 from UpToDown and made sure all hosts entries and certificates were deleted prior to install.
Running the terminal command finished successfully, from what I can tell:
This part will take a while. Please be patient. /Applications/Snap Camera Temp.app: No such file or directory Snap Camera has been patched!Opening Snap Camera post-install of the terminal script shows all the Jaku boxes and the lenses display in the list. Clicking a lens to activate it, though, just causes the QR code window to spin around, as if loading, but it never loads.