Closed TheArchitect-666 closed 3 years ago
Have you tried running the command with sudo?
Btw, can you do an echo $PATH, so that I see the path env variable in macos?
Yep, I tried. In fact I had to disable my System Integrity Protection as well.
Here is the path.
/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Users/username/.cargo/bin
hmmm, I've never used macos and it seems that the filesystem is kinda different from Linux, try running:
sudo mv mangodl /Users/usernames/.cargo/bin/
and then run mangodl to see if it worked.
If it doesn't then try other paths as well
That's the path for rust's package manager.
Oh i didn't know that lol. I thought it was the macOS' home directory
Lmao. I am still not able to get it working.
How do you install executables in macOS usually?
I mean that's how you execute in macOS as well but I guess the issue lies somewhere else.
I just had the opportunity to use a friend's macbook and I think I fixed the issue, check the new installation process in the readme and let me know, if it works I'll close the issue.
Sure wait.
Oh damn. I should have read the install.sh script. Lmao, my bad. I thought the program needed some dependencies as well to run.
What am I smoking man.
lmao, don't worry, anyway you shouldn't use the install.sh script for macOS, I literally wrote the commands to execute for macOS installation in the Readme. So you can confirm it works, right?
But if you want and if you think that it could help other mac users I can create an easy install script even for mac
Yes, I know but It previously had that mentioned no. Anyways, here is something you should look at. And, yeah, you can create a homebrew cask for macOS just like AUR.
Wait. I will contribute to that if you allow me and in the meantime, you can look into this why it's not downloading.
Yeah I would be pleased if you could create an homebrew cask, just fork the repository and work on it. Also, the problem you are having there is because the host hasn't uploaded boruto chapters since July 2020 :sweat_smile: .
But that's another thing, so the issue is now solved. If you want, you can create a new issue (as feature) with the proposal to create a homebrew cask.
Oh Alright makes sense. I will work on it and update you :D
It's throwing this in the terminal output
install: /usr/bin/mangodl: Read-only file system