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CarCode · 26-03-2018, 19:41

sbfreddie:
Why is SIP disabled at your machine?

Nohal:
Regarding his crash log: Where comes "libarchive.16.dylib" from?
I found it only in the original OpenCPN 4.8.2 package. It is not part of macOS. Why not use the decompression coming with the OS?

My own OpenCPN version does not have such problems.

Gerhard

nohal · 26-03-2018, 19:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarCode

sbfreddie:
Why is SIP disabled at your machine?

Nohal:
Regarding his crash log: Where comes "libarchive.16.dylib" from?
I found it only in the original OpenCPN 4.8.2 package. It is not part of macOS. Why not use the decompression coming with the OS?

My own OpenCPN version does not have such problems.

Gerhard

Does your own OpenCPN version work on Lion?

What is "decompression coming with macOS" exactly?

CarCode · 26-03-2018, 19:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by nohal

Does your own OpenCPN version work on Lion?

What is "decompression coming with macOS" exactly?

sbfreddie is using Sierra and not Lion.
Even Lion has had already the possibility to decompress zip files.

Where is that "libarchive.16.dylib" from?

Gerhard

nohal · 26-03-2018, 19:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarCode

sbfreddie is using Sierra and not Lion.

Yes, I know. And OpenCPN supports everything from Lion onwards.
Does your OpenCPN version run on Lion?

Quote:

Even Lion has had already the possibility to decompress zip files.

We are not talking about ZIP files here, GSHHG basecharts are compressed using XZ. Is it supported on Lion by the "decompression coming with macOS"? And, again, what is "decompression coming with macOS" exactly?

Quote:

Where is that "libarchive.16.dylib" from?

Read the macOS build instructions at http://opencpn.org/wiki/dokuwiki/dok...piling_mac_osx

CarCode · 26-03-2018, 20:19

Obviously it is better to use the OS instead of weak thirdparty tools.

Even wxWidgets has been part of the OS many, many years ago but abandoned when found too buggy.

Lion is 7 years old and outdated.

Gerhard

nohal · 26-03-2018, 20:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarCode

Obviously it is better to use the OS instead of weak thirdparty tools.

Even wxWidgets has been part of the OS many, many years ago but abandoned when found too buggy.

Lion is 7 years old and outdated.

Gerhard

Can you please get back to the point?
Maybe start by telling us what "decompression coming with macOS" is exactly.

CarCode · 27-03-2018, 03:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by nohal

Can you please get back to the point?
Maybe start by telling us what "decompression coming with macOS" is exactly.

It seems you do not like to understand.
Not I have a problem with your OpenCPN version for macOS but there is a user with the crashing original version of OpenCPN. My hint to fix such crashs is not to use weak thirdparty tools which are not needed for macOS.
So e.g. macOS has already curl, sqlite and many other things. No need to invent the wheel again.

Gerhard

sbfreddie · 27-03-2018, 11:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarCode

sbfreddie:
Why is SIP disabled at your machine?

Nohal:
Regarding his crash log: Where comes "libarchive.16.dylib" from?
I found it only in the original OpenCPN 4.8.2 package. It is not part of macOS. Why not use the decompression coming with the OS?

My own OpenCPN version does not have such problems.

Gerhard

Gerhard:
What is SIP?

Ed

CarCode · 27-03-2018, 12:28

SIP = System Integrity Protection

nohal · 28-03-2018, 06:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarCode

It seems you do not like to understand.
Not I have a problem with your OpenCPN version for macOS but there is a user with the crashing original version of OpenCPN. My hint to fix such crashs is not to use weak thirdparty tools which are not needed for macOS.
So e.g. macOS has already curl, sqlite and many other things. No need to invent the wheel again.

Gerhard

Gerhard...
I understand you very well, you again got lost and totally off topic, please try to get back to our problem of libarchive crashing at the end of decompression of a tar.xz archive and tell us exactly what your suggestion is to do about it. So far I have seen none.

Thank you

Pavel

CarCode · 29-03-2018, 05:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by nohal

Gerhard...
I understand you very well, you again got lost and totally off topic, please try to get back to our problem of libarchive crashing at the end of decompression of a tar.xz archive and tell us exactly what your suggestion is to do about it. So far I have seen none.

Thank you

Pavel

I don't need and don't use libarchive. Perhaps you have not read my comments above. If you have a better solution you should tell it to the user.

Gerhard

nohal · 29-03-2018, 05:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarCode

I don't need and don't use libarchive. Perhaps you have not read my comments above. If you have a better solution you should tell it to the user.

Gerhard

Gerhard...
Show us your better solution, please. This blah blah leads nowhere as usually.

Pavel

CarCode · 29-03-2018, 09:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by nohal

Gerhard...
Show us your better solution, please. This blah blah leads nowhere as usually.

Pavel

I'm very sorry you are not able to read.
"blah, blah" reads as: Don't use libarchive.

Gerhard

Moo · 01-04-2018, 20:42

There is a problem in the route & mark manager.

Edit a track's properties

Click a track-point and split the track

The track splits two points down instead of above or below the track-point selected.

OS : Windows 10