OSX Ventura: make install does not seem to work properly

[martinbogo]

I downloaded the latest release, then performed the following action after installing the command line tools for Xcode ( gcc, et. al. )

./configure ./make all install

The output was as follows:

martin@Sumac ptouch-driver-1.6 % sudo make all install Enter PIN for 'Certificate For PIV Authentication (Yubico PIV Authentication)': Enter PIN for 'Certificate For PIV Authentication (Yubico PIV Authentication)': /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/make all-am make[1]: Nothing to be done forall-am'. ./install-sh -c -d '/usr/local/lib/cups/filter' /usr/bin/install -c rastertoptch '/usr/local/lib/cups/filter' ./install-sh -c -d '/usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/driver' /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 generated/driver/ptouch-pt.xml generated/driver/ptouch-ql.xml '/usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/driver' ./install-sh -c -d '/usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/opt' /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-Align.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-AutoCut.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-ChainPrinting.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-BytesPerLine.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-ConcatPages.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-CutLabel.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-LabelPreamble.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-LastPageFlag.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-MinMargin.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-MirrorPrint.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-NegativePrint.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-PixelTransfer.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-Resolution.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-Series.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-SoftwareMirror.xml generated/opt/Brother-PTQL-TransferMode.xml generated/opt/Brother-PT-HalfCut.xml generated/opt/Brother-PT-LabelRecovery.xml generated/opt/Brother-PT-LegacyHires.xml generated/opt/Brother-PT-LegacyTransferMode.xml generated/opt/Brother-PT-Margin.xml generated/opt/Brother-PT-PageSize.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-CutMark.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-Margin.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-MediaType.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-PageSize.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-PrintDensity.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-PrintQuality.xml generated/opt/Brother-QL-StatusNotification.xml '/usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/opt' ./install-sh -c -d '/usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/printer' /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 generated/printer/Brother-QL-500.xml generated/printer/Brother-QL-550.xml generated/printer/Brother-QL-570.xml generated/printer/Brother-QL-650TD.xml generated/printer/Brother-QL-800.xml generated/printer/Brother-QL-810W.xml generated/printer/Brother-QL-820NWB.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-18R.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-550A.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-E550W.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-P700.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-P900W.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-P950NW.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-1500PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-1950VP.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-1950.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-1960.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2300.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2420PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2430PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2450DX.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2500PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2600.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-2610.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-3600.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-9200DX.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-9200PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-9400.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-9500PC.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-9600.xml generated/printer/Brother-PT-9700PC.xml '/usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/printer'`

I then restarted the CUPS subsystem by using 'sudo launchctl stop org.cups.cupsd' and 'sudo launchctl start org.cups.cupsd'

After the restart, I tried to add a USB label printer to the system ( PT-1950 ) and it does not show up as an option:

Am I incorrectly installing the ptouch-driver? Am I missing critical files ( foomatic? )

[martinbogo]

Further info -- I went into the web admin for CUPS to try to manually add the printer using the CUPS subsystem itself and this is the screenshot:

Only the DCP and the MFC printers are showing up after the installation of the ptouch-driver. Are the driver/config files for MacOS Ventura in a different location that /usr/local which is what the default ./configure uses?

[philpem]

Seems like you need a code signing certificate for Xcode. I'd suggest having a read of the Apple developer documentation - sadly this isn't something I'm able to help with as I don't use OS X.

[philpem]

I've asked a friend who uses OS X --

install Enter PIN for 'Certificate For PIV Authentication (Yubico PIV Authentication)': Enter PIN for 'Certificate For PIV Authentication (Yubico PIV Authentication)'

This seems to have to do with how their sudo is set up — I think they’re using a yubikey for sudo I don’t see anything else code signing related? On macOS, there generally is no need to sign code with an Apple certificate if the code will be run on the same machine that compiled it

So it looks like you may have some issue with your sudo setup. Other than that, I'm not sure. Please do leave a comment if you figure it out, but I don't think it's an issue with the driver.

[martinbogo]

laugh. sorry, I shouldn't have included that line in the dump... that's just how I use 'sudo' -- yubikey auth instead of password. That works perfectly.

What's happening is that I am installing ( or attempting to install, I should say ) using a standard configure/make all/make install and it doesn't seem to make any difference as to what options I can use on OSX Ventura ( 13.1 )

This is definitely not a code signing problem. The code runs just fine. I can manually run the filter without issue. The problem is that I think the installation prefix used by default ( /usr/local/* ) may not be correct.

The documentation for installing ptouch-driver is a bit thin... using the default configuration options may not be correct for Ventura?

On Mon, Dec 5, 2022 at 12:55 PM philpem @.***> wrote:

I've asked a friend who uses OS X --

install Enter PIN for 'Certificate For PIV Authentication (Yubico PIV Authentication)': Enter PIN for 'Certificate For PIV Authentication (Yubico PIV Authentication)'

This seems to have to do with how their sudo is set up — I think they’re using a yubikey for sudo I don’t see anything else code signing related? On macOS, there generally is no need to sign code with an Apple certificate if the code will be run on the same machine that compiled it

So it looks like you may have some issue with your sudo setup. Other than that, I'm not sure.

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