Anyone else had problems just opening Aero-qt 2.0.0 on OSX 10.9.4? So far I haven't been able to open even while Security & Privacy was set to allow apps downloaded from 'Anywhere.'
Have had a look through the forum for solution, have i missed something?
I actually can't open it either. I wrote that thing up earlier before even trying the most recent build (I just had run into similar problems with past wallets).
Trying to launch the new Aero-Qt on 10.9.4 I get nothing in the GUI. And this in the system log:
9/2/14 1:20:54.000 PM kernel[0]: exec of /Applications/Aero-Qt.app/Contents/MacOS/Aero-Qt denied since it was quarantined by PluginProcess and created without user consent, qtn-flags was 0x00000046
~snip~
I got this working in case it helps anyone else.
1. Open Terminal
2. Enter the following command:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Aero-Qt.app(assuming the app is in your Applications folder)
Then just double-click the app to launch. Fixed.
Still have problems with OSX 10.9.4 AeroCoin-Qt; Problem with the wallet not opening is solved, thanks. Can't get the wallet to sync despite following earlier suggestions of creating a config file containing the previously mentioned addnode list and placing it in Library\App Support\Aerocoin. Screen shot attached, would appreciate any further ideas to get this syncing.
Cheers
http://imgur.com/4wNdEiyTry changing the file from Aero.conf to Aerocoin.conf. That's how I have mine in ~Library/Application Support/Aero
I've been trying as well:( under Applications if I show package contents. The only .conf file is QT.conf. Under HD/users/application support/Aero no .conf file exists under any name.
Dragging the aero icon into terminal it recognizes the directory but if I type in " ./Aero-qt -addnode=146.185.186.184 -addnode=146.185.184.126 -addnode=104.131.254.166 " It tells me this is a "/Applications/Aero-Qt.app/Contents: is a directory"
and makes no changes.
Maybe that helps drill down the issue?
to launch from the terminal you would enter
open -a /Applications/Aero-qt.app
or
open -a /Applications/Aero-qt.app --args -addnode=146.185.186.184 -addnode=146.185.184.126 -addnode=104.131.254.166
The second one passes the addnode params as you indicated, but it's not clear to me if that's actually a valid thing to do. Try it I guess.
In terms of the .conf file you need to have that as a simple plain text file in the following location ~/Library/Application Support/Aero/
Easy way to do that from the terminal is to copy/paste the following:
nano ~/Library/Application\ Support/Aero/Aerocoin.conf
then paste this list
addnode=146.185.186.184
addnode=146.185.184.126
addnode=104.131.230.242
addnode=104.131.230.242
addnode=107.170.168.191
addnode=104.131.254.166
addnode=121.12.168.8
addnode=178.76.210.190
addnode=37.187.144.69
addnode=46.165.208.140
addnode=178.62.48.249
addnode=104.131.254.166
then to save it, if you are not familiar, type:
control-x
Y
and hit return
You've now successfully created the .conf file in the right place.
You should then be able to launch the Aero app just by double-clicking it. I just tried deleting mine and recreating it and it worked, 8 connections to the network