[OS X] quickinstall script doesnt include ckb-daemon?

[syropian]

After cloning master into my home folder, I simply cd'd in and ran the quickinstall script. It built the app, and I booted it up but I noticed it wasn't detecting my keyboard. I checked Activity Monitor and noticed ckb.app was running but not ckb-daemon, which explained my keyboard not being detected. I figured I could just manually start the daemon but a peek inside ckb.app/Contents/Resources revealed that the daemon wasn't even present. Is this where it's supposed to be, or does it live somewhere else? If there's any logs or files I can include to help let me know.

[ghost]

Yes, please. Send us everything that was produced by ./quickinstall (including your decisions (Y/n)). Just copy-paste from the terminal.

[syropian]

the quickinstall script never prompted me for any y/n answers. It spit out a ton of warnings, mostly about unused parameters and such. However this one stuck out:

1 warning generated.
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
  "_libiconv", referenced from:
      _u16enc in profile.o
      _u16dec in profile.o
  "_libiconv_open", referenced from:
      _u16enc in profile.o
      _u16dec in profile.o
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
make[2]: *** [../../ckb.app/Contents/Resources/ckb-daemon] Error 1
make[1]: *** [debug] Error 2
make: *** [sub-src-ckb-daemon-make_first] Error 2
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....

If you really want me to paste the entire output i can but its about a mile long.

Also, if it helps I'm on macOS Sierra 10.12.1

[ghost]

Do xcode-select --install and try again.

[syropian]

@light2yellow I had the cli tools installed already, but I wasn't fully up to date. Updated them, did a restart and ran quickinstall again but unfortunately same error.

[ghost]

Alright. Then do ./quickinstall > out.txt and upload the text file.

[ghost]

Also, do you have XCode installed?

[syropian]

I do have XCode installed but its also not fully up to date. Let me get that all updated and I'll try again. If that fails I'll upload the output text.

[syropian]

@light2yellow Hm, still no dice. I updated XCode and also updated my OS to 10.12.4. Here's the output - out.txt

[syropian]

If I were to guess, I'd say whatever is trying to use libiconv likely just has the wrong path. which iconv points me to /usr/bin. I'm not sure how to check where the installer is specifically looking though.

[ghost]

@syropian I think I know what's the problem, working on it.

[ghost]

Please, try compiling from testing now. I pushed a commit, so you'll need to pull or redownload a single branch (like here #29 (comment), but make sure you're not inside a git repo if you decide to download).

This should fix all issues.

[syropian]

Did you push to testing? Github says last commit was Jan 22nd

[ghost]

Yes, exactly :)
GitHub lied to you :)

[syropian]

Oh! Thought you meant you just pushed, my bad! 😅

[syropian]

That seems to work, thanks! Will those changes make to master any time soon?

[ghost]

Yes, I'll merge them right now. Just wanted to be sure nothing will break.

[ghost]

Done. Now you can use master too.

This was an old issue that was fixed long time ago but didn't make into any of the branches because I was the only one experiencing these problems.