Closed rccordell closed 3 years ago
Hi! I've started looking into this and there are a number of issues which have emerged with Catalina which I'm currently looking into, so you'll have to bear with me!
Okay, sorry for the delay - see if the new release here works better for you! https://github.com/lowercasename/docdown/releases/tag/v0.4.0
Unfortunately I'm still getting the same error: can't be opened.
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Ryan Cordell | Associate Professor of English | Northeastern University | r.cordell@northeastern.edu | rccordell@gmail.com | @ryancordell | http://ryancordell.org On Jan 21, 2020, 13:32 -0500, Raphael notifications@github.com, wrote:
Okay, sorry for the delay - see if the new release here works better for you! https://github.com/lowercasename/docdown/releases/tag/v0.4.0 — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
Let's do some debugging! Could you:
A Terminal window should open. Could you copy whatever output appears in there and paste it for me here?
When I double click that it opens in TextEdit. Tried to force it to open in terminal but it won't do it. I can navigate into the package from the terminal--is there a command I could use there to try to run DocDown?
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Ryan Cordell | Associate Professor of English | Northeastern University | r.cordell@northeastern.edu | rccordell@gmail.com | @ryancordell | http://ryancordell.org On Jan 24, 2020, 12:28 -0500, Raphael notifications@github.com, wrote:
Let's do some debugging! Could you:
• Right click on the DocDown app and click ‘Show Package Contents’ • In the folder that opens, go to Contents > MacOS • Double-click the file in that folder called ‘DocDown’
A Terminal window should open. Could you copy whatever output appears in there and paste it for me here? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
Yes, try: ./DocDown
, and when you're done, if it hangs, hit Ctrl+C to quit the app.
This gets me a "permission denied" message, though when I look at the file permissions I have read & write privileges...
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Ryan Cordell | Associate Professor of English | Northeastern University | r.cordell@northeastern.edu | rccordell@gmail.com | @ryancordell | http://ryancordell.org On Jan 24, 2020, 16:52 -0500, Raphael notifications@github.com, wrote:
Yes, try: ./DocDown, and hit Ctrl+C to quit the app. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
It looks like your Mac's security preferences might be preventing you from opening DocDown. Try going into System Preferences > Security, and see if there's a message there about DocDown, or an option to allow opening apps from untrusted providers (I can't afford the fees for an Apple trusted certificate unfortunately!)
Also try right clicking on DocDown and then clicking 'Open', although if the machine has somehow managed to block DocDown from opening, that may not help.
I've seen that security message before but it's not coming up now. Terminal says Permission Denied when I try to open the app from the command line, but nothing in security preferences. If I click on the app it opens in TextEdit. If I drag the app to the Terminal nothing happens. Not sure what to do next.
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Ryan Cordell | Associate Professor of English | Northeastern University | r.cordell@northeastern.edu | rccordell@gmail.com | @ryancordell | http://ryancordell.org On Jan 24, 2020, 17:08 -0500, Raphael notifications@github.com, wrote:
Also try right clicking on DocDown and then clicking 'Open', although if the machine has somehow managed to block DocDown from opening, that may not help. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
Also following this thread due to same issue , have tried all of the above too, but getting same results as Ryan
If I open a Terminal folder within Package Contents > MacOS and then type sudo /.DocDown
, it prompts me for password - but says /.DocDown: command not found
Try without sudo? Was DocDown working for you before?
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If I open a Terminal folder within Package Contents > MacOS and then type sudo /.DocDown, it prompts me for password - but says /.DocDown: command not found
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I had last version (0.3.2) working fine. Followed the update workflow and now not working. Also tried reinstalling 0.3.2 afterwards, but that's giving same error now
If there's some way I can generate some useful debugging info to paste here, let me know 👍
Same as @alistairwilson. Was working before the 0.4.0 install and now neither 0.4.0 nor 0.3.2 will open.
Okay, let's all try the new version (0.4.1)! I updated electron-builder, and it's working for me on a machine where 0.4.0 was outputting the same error.
Still can't run it, unfortunately. In Terminal I get "permission denied."
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Ryan Cordell | Associate Professor of English | Northeastern University | r.cordell@northeastern.edu | rccordell@gmail.com | @ryancordell | http://ryancordell.org On Feb 3, 2020, 06:28 -0500, Raphael notifications@github.com, wrote:
Okay, let's all the new version (0.4.1)! I updated electron-builder, and it's working for me on a machine where 0.4.0 was outputting the same error. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
Same for me! Have tried right clicking and opening also, but no success
Okay, never surrender - I've just switched the .zip file in that release with a .dmg file, can y'all see if that one works?
.zip worked for me after I bypassed the Security setting in Preferences. Can we all gift you a Developer Account/Certificate? Ha!
WIth the DMG it's working--thank you so much! I agree, what do we need to do to fund your developer account?
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Ryan Cordell | Associate Professor of English | Northeastern University | r.cordell@northeastern.edu | rccordell@gmail.com | @ryancordell | http://ryancordell.org On Feb 3, 2020, 12:32 -0500, Scott Mitchell notifications@github.com, wrote:
.zip worked for me after I bypassed the Security setting in Preferences. Can we all gift you a Developer Account/Certificate? Ha! — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
I'm not sure what has happened, but I now get that message when I attempt to open DocDown on my Macbook. I am running OS 10.15.2—was it the Catalina update?