2018-06-28, 08:36
IIRC correctly, macos make our life hard with their (in-transparent) security mechanism...
a) when you extract tmm, move it to another location after extracting (I've spend hours of debugging why macos won't launch tmm from the downloads folder -> after extracting macos executes the app in a read only sandbox.. this happened only before moving the extracted tmm to another folder)
b) disable gatekeeper before you launch tmm for the first time (apple does not offer to sign macos apps WITHOUT a mac and paid license.. and the build service of the whole java world is on linux...)
c) make sure you installed java 8
d) try the terminal, enter the tinyMediaManager.app folder (i think Resources/Java is the right subfolder) and search for a shellscript named tinyMediaManagerOSX.sh and execute that.. maybe there is some useful output in the terminal
a) when you extract tmm, move it to another location after extracting (I've spend hours of debugging why macos won't launch tmm from the downloads folder -> after extracting macos executes the app in a read only sandbox.. this happened only before moving the extracted tmm to another folder)
b) disable gatekeeper before you launch tmm for the first time (apple does not offer to sign macos apps WITHOUT a mac and paid license.. and the build service of the whole java world is on linux...)
c) make sure you installed java 8
d) try the terminal, enter the tinyMediaManager.app folder (i think Resources/Java is the right subfolder) and search for a shellscript named tinyMediaManagerOSX.sh and execute that.. maybe there is some useful output in the terminal
