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Update download URL and fix package name #2

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NaoPross opened this issue Apr 19, 2023 · 9 comments
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Update download URL and fix package name #2

NaoPross opened this issue Apr 19, 2023 · 9 comments
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@NaoPross
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Note: I have only tested the .pkg file that can be downloaded from GH releases.

First, that package no longer works. It downloads a 404 webpage instead of the executables in /usr/local/bin, but it should be a relatively easy fix. Then, there is also a minor issue, that is that the package has no name, so when doing

$ pkgutil --pkgs

it appears as (null), which is not the best. I was grepping aircast to try to find it and I took me a while to notice it.

@MacsInSpace MacsInSpace self-assigned this Apr 19, 2023
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Hey no problems.
I do need to repackage the latest version as they pulled to older generic version.
I'll need to set up CPU checks for the correct type with Intel v M1/2 but that shouldn't be too hard.
I'll take a look

@simonrosted
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The update would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

@SevenChords
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The update would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I second this. Been looking for something like this for quite a while but don't know how to package it myself and the releases page shows nothing available to download.

@MacsInSpace
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AirConnect changed the way they named and released the source so I'll need to re-do this. Sorry about the delay. I'll test Senoma in the next few hours.

@davisstu
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@MacsInSpace Did you ever get a chance to take a look at this? Would be greatly appreciated.

@MacsInSpace
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I started this but hit a small roadblock.
Does anybody here know if the default install of MacOS contains the command line unzip command?

Pulling down the source and getting the CPU type and OS type (ARM/Intel) is done. I'm just hoping he doesn't change the download location / format again.

Install will be to /usr/local/bin (like brew)
I've also considered porting it to brew to install... Maybe down the line.

Another small issue is I don't know where you all have installed it for the initial check and uninstall.
I can just assume /use/local/bin. Anyone who has installed it manually should know where it is and will need to manually uninstall.
How does that sound?

@mullerhai
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now the pkg not found ? why 404

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@mullerhai
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now the pkg not found ? why 404

@NaoPross
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NaoPross commented Jan 24, 2024

Does anybody here know if the default install of MacOS contains the command line unzip command?

I was playing around with tart and spun up a fresh vm of sonoma. It has /usr/bin/unzip by default.

Install will be to /usr/local/bin (like brew)
I've also considered porting it to brew to install... Maybe down the line.

That path works for me but FYI on apple silicon brew no longer puts the executables in /usr/local/bin but rather in /opt/homebrew/bin (though, don't put your executable there). A port to brew would be nice.

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