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Welcome to the club! Despite my best efforts to prepare, it's been a fiddly upgrade.
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That works for me - screenshot attached. I had to make one minor modification: you use "Valid Path__ogtk.vi" to check whether there is a spec file in the package, and of course I don't have the OpenG File Library installed. 😉 Since this package does have a spec file, I simply hard-wired that to true.
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... and unzip seems to work just fine on the .vip file: pkmacbookpro:Downloads keller$ unzip university_of_leeds_lib_sha256-1.1.2.7.vip Archive: university_of_leeds_lib_sha256-1.1.2.7.vip inflating: spec inflating: icon.bmp inflating: File Group 0/vi.lib/University of Leeds/SHA256/Add Terminating Bytes.vi inflating: File Group 0/vi.lib/University of Leeds/SHA256/chi.vi inflating: File Group 0/vi.lib/University of Leeds/SHA256/Compress Chunk.vi inflating: File Group 0/vi.lib/University of Leeds/SHA256/Extend Chunk into Schedule.vi
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It looks like zip and unzip are still at the same versions: pkmacbookpro:~ keller$ zip Copyright (c) 1990-2008 Info-ZIP - Type 'zip "-L"' for software license. Zip 3.0 (July 5th 2008). Usage: zip [-options] [-b path] [-t mmddyyyy] [-n suffixes] [zipfile list] [-xi list] The default action is to add or replace zipfile entries from list, which can include the special name - to compress standard input. If zipfile and list are omitted, zip compresses stdin to stdout. -f freshen: only changed files -u update: only changed or new files -d delete entries in zipfile -m move i
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I did that. VIPM re-downloaded cache/*.spec; then for grins I did Tools > Check All Package Repositories for Updates (no updates, of course). Adding Downloads/university_of_leeds_lib_sha256-1.1.2.7.vip completes without error, but it does not show up in the cache directory. I decided I wanted to know once and for all where was ending up, so I did a sudo find / -name university_of_leeds_lib_sha256-1.1.2.7.vip which ground away for a good while. In the end, it only found the copy in my Downloads folder.
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OK, I'm thoroughly confused. I downloaded the .vip file to my Downloads folder. File > Open Package File(s) > "Add to Library" completed without error, but still no .vip file in the cache directory! File > Open Package File(s) > "Add to Library and Install" ends up with the same error 5000: Main Package Name: - v Package Name with Error: - v Error Message: VIPM could not install the package - . Error Code: 5000 Error Source: 78960A272EC97C45FDEDA66D7264AFF5 in BB6B5B6A053896F5551406BF35C66E5F->OGPM Class.lvlib:BA42A21D169ECAB02BBF73056CE18794->OGPM Class.lvlib:590DA6
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Sorry: download seems to go normally, it says "Adding to library: ..." in the status bar, I get a dialog that says all is well... but no cache/university_of_leeds_lib_sha256-1.1.2.7.vip. In other news: I discovered the File > Open Package File(s) menu item, and tried pointing it at the .vip files in the cache - oglib_dictionary-4.0.0.4.vip in particular, because that's the one I originally wanted to install. When I choose the "Add to Library" option, it completes without error – but I'm afraid I don't quite understand what that's doing? When I choose "Add to Library and Install", I get
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Yes, I am signed in. The Proxy setting was on the second one, "Use System Proxy Settings (Windows Only)". That didn't seem right, so I switched it to "No Proxy" and tried downloading SHA256 again. Again, the download completed normally, but nothing showed up in the cache folder.
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The download seems to complete without error. In the cache directory, there is a university_of_leeds_lib_sha256-1.1.2.7.spec file, but not a .vip package file. Interestingly, there are .vip files for the other packages I tried to install. Here are all the .vip files I found: -rw-r--r--@ 1 keller admin 1480752 May 17 2017 jki_lib_easyxml-3.0.0.170.vip -rw-r--r--@ 1 keller admin 490982 Feb 5 2016 oglib_appcontrol-4.1.0.7.vip -rw-r--r--@ 1 keller admin 3921161 Feb 5 2016 oglib_array-4.1.1.14.vip -rw-r--r--@ 1 keller admin 479101 Apr 1 2019 oglib_dictionary-4.0.0.4.
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Thanks, Jim. I was also suspecting a permissions issue, but here's what I found: /Library/Application Support/JKI and VIPM subfolder : R&W for everyone /Library/Application Support/JKI/cache : R&W for owner, RO for others; does have a bunch of *.spec files, including oglib_dictionary-4.0.0.4.spec .../databases and .../error : R&W for owner, RO for others /Library/Application Support/JKI/error : does indeed contain error files. I have attached them. As indicated by the error codes, there seem to be two distinct errors: Error Code 5000 -> "http respo
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P.S. "Package is not cached" sounds like a problem that was already encountered in macOS Catalina. Poking around in the package contents, I see that it contains the LabVIEW 19.0 Runtime framework. I honestly have not been following LabVIEW updates lately, and I don't see anything relevant in the Bug Fixes for LabVIEW 2020 – but perhaps VIPM simply needs to be recompiled with LabVIEW 2020? In another thread you said something about using command-line zip/unzip tools in the Mac version, instead of zlib. Is there a command-line work-around to using VIPM?
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Thanks; I see that the Knowledge Base article has already made one person happy! As for my error when installing packages, I get the same error installing the OpenG String library and dependencies (which I also use regularly): Main Package Name: OpenG Error Library v4.2.0.23 Package Name with Error: OpenG Error Library v4.2.0.23 Error Message: VIPM could not install the package oglib_error-4.2.0.23 . Error Code: 5000 Error Source: 78960A272EC97C45FDEDA66D7264AFF5 in BB6B5B6A053896F5551406BF35C66E5F->OGPM Class.lvlib:BA42A21D169ECAB02BBF73056CE18794->OGPM Class.lvlib:590DA6616C4F
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Well, out of the frying pan into the fire: when I try to install a package (OpenG Dictionary Library), I get an error code 5000, which, as I recall, is a user error code: Main Package Name: OpenG Dictionary Library v4.0.0.4 Package Name with Error: OpenG Dictionary Library v4.0.0.4 Error Message: VIPM could not install the package oglib_dictionary-4.0.0.4 . Error Code: 5000 Error Source: 78960A272EC97C45FDEDA66D7264AFF5 in BB6B5B6A053896F5551406BF35C66E5F->OGPM Class.lvlib:BA42A21D169ECAB02BBF73056CE18794->OGPM Class.lvlib:590DA6616C4F2BE5AD354069F0ECCB90->5DEE1B4588C8BCE
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Yes, of course that worked!! After I posted here, I received the continuation of that NI discussion forum thread, but I didn't make the connection with VIPM. Well done, thank you!
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pkeller started following VIPM crashes on macOS 11 "Big Sur"
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[Official Update: Please see the official VIPM Knowledge Base entry for this issue] VIPM 2020.1.0.2329 crashes at startup on macOS 11 Big Sur; I'm attaching the crash log. Note: this is relevant now that LabVIEW 2020 can be cajoled into working on macOS Big Sur; see this thread: https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/macOS-Big-Sur-Labview-crashes-on-launch/m-p/4099599?profile.language=en If anyone has any ideas, I'm all ears! Thanks, -- Phil VIPM crash log.txt