Marcus: results included inline below. Let me know if you need more information. /WLA
> On Aug 13, 2016, at 9:11 AM, Marcus <marcus.m...@wtnet.de> wrote: > > Am 08/09/2016 10:41 PM, schrieb Marcus: >> Am 08/08/2016 09:54 PM, schrieb William L. Anderson: >>> Kay, I have attached a ".txt" file that incorporates the changes >>> suggested. Two items are *not* included. >> >> thanks. This is very much appreciated. We will include your text into >> the Readme file soon. >> >>> (1) There is a need to provide the md5 and sha256 hash of the >>> libtl.dylib file. Many Mac users do not have any experience with GnuPG or >>> OpenPGP keys. However, the Mac comes with tools to verify md5 and sha256 >>> hashes already installed. Instructions on how to use them can be included >>> in the README file if that is desirable. >>> >>> (2) Users who choose to use the Finder method of installing the new file >>> do not have any way to check signatures or hashes without using the >>> command line. >> >> OK. As we have described the hash checks for Windows and Linux it makes >> sense to give this topic a separate paragraph, so that it can be done at >> least optional. >> >>> Let me know what more help I can provide. >> >> As you have also already tested the new library file successfully this >> would be the other half. So, it seems at the moment we are perfectly >> happy. ;-) >> >> Again, thanks a lot for your help. > > maybe you can help us with one more thing. > > We provide some data to offer ways for file verification. However, some basic > information like file size would also help. For Mac I need to know the > following for the *old* "libtl.dylib" file: > > - file size (exact bytes) > - time stamp (date + time) > - MD5 hash value > - SHA256 hash value > > Is it possible for you to provide these data? I downloaded a fresh copy of AOO 4.1.2 for OSX and installed it in my user account. Here is the information you requested for the "libtl.dylib" file: (2016-08-13: OSX Version 10.11.6; Hardware: Macbook Air (Late 2010)) $ cd ~/Applications/OpenOffice.app/Contents/program/ $ ls -l libtl.dylib -r--r--r-- 1 band staff 842496 Oct 21 2015 libtl.dylib $ shasum -a 256 libtl.dylib 8916914f1a9063a9d63da33a5f700b406d9bf471f915beec5a4137d873246689 libtl.dylib $ md5 -r libtl.dylib 0987ef42822f58be3486c1bf7bb9a132 libtl.dylib > > Thanks in advance. > > Marcus > > > >>>> On Aug 8, 2016, at 11:18 AM, Kay Schenk<ksch...@apache.org> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Bill and thanks for helping out. >>>> >>>> To aid in readability of your edits, would it be possible for you to >>>> make >>>> your proposed changes to the MacOSX readme and include the whole file >>>> (with >>>> your edits) as a ".txt" attachment to this message? >>>> >>>> >>>> On Sun, Aug 7, 2016 at 5:10 PM, William L. Anderson<b...@acm.org> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Dennis Hamilton asked me to look at the 4.1.2-patch1 README file for >>>>> Mac >>>>> OSX. >>>>> I have done so and include the following information. >>>>> >>>>> My test system info: OSX Version 10.11.6 "El Capitan" >>>>> Hardware: Macbook Air (Late 2010) >>>>> >>>>> ================== >>>>> (1) The text of the current MacOSX.README.txt file. >>>>> >>>>> https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/openoffice/4.1.2- >>>>> patch1/binaries/MacOSX/MacOSX.README.txt >>>>> >>>>> 1. Make sure that OpenOffice is not running. >>>>> 2. Open a terminal and unpack the downloaded file (e.g., with Archive >>>>> Utility or WinZip Mac Edition) to an easily >>>>> locatable path. >>>>> 3. Open the Finder App - or another file manager of your choice. >>>>> 4. Locate the installation path of OpenOffice (e.g., >>>>> "/Applications/Utilities/OpenOffice4/program/"). >>>>> 5. Rename the old file "libtl.dylib" to "libtl.dylib.original" to >>>>> keep a >>>>> backup. >>>>> 6. Copy the new file from the unpacked Zip file to the installation >>>>> path >>>>> (e.g, "/Desktop/libtl.dylib" --> "/Applications/Utilities/ >>>>> OpenOffice4/program/"). >>>>> >>>>> =================== >>>>> >>>>> (2) Suggested updates to that file. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> 1. OK AS WRITTEN >>>>> >>>>> 2. Download the "libtl.dylib" file to the Downloads folder (or any >>>>> other >>>>> folder or to the Desktop) >>>>> 2.1. Verify the download integrity: see UPDATE NEEDED below. >>>>> >>>>> 3. OK AS WRITTEN >>>>> >>>>> 4. Locate the installation path of OpenOffice (e.g., >>>>> "/Applications/OpenOffice.app/Contents/program" >>>>> >>>>> 5. OK AS WRITTEN >>>>> >>>>> 6. Copy the new libtl.dylib file to the OpenOffice/Contents/program >>>>> folder. (Administrator privileges needed.) >>>>> In the terminal these commands will work. >>>>> >>>>> $ cd ~/Downloads >>>>> $ sudo cp -v libtl.dylib /Applications/OpenOffice.app/Contents/program >>>>> >>>>> UPDATE NEEDED: need to provide the md5 and sha256 hash of the >>>>> libtl.dylib file. Many Mac users do not have any experience with >>>>> GnuPG or >>>>> OpenPGP keys. However, the Mac comes with tools to verify md5 and >>>>> sha256 >>>>> hashes already installed. Those instructions can be added to the >>>>> README. >>>>> >>>>> =================== >>>>> >>>>> (3) MacOSX instructions for how to update the dylib file without >>>>> using a >>>>> Terminal window. >>>>> >>>>> DIRECTIONS FOR UPDATING THE FILE WITHOUT USING A Terminal window. >>>>> Note: Mac users can NOT check file integrity without using a terminal >>>>> window. >>>>> >>>>> These instructions assume: >>>>> (1) that the user account has Administrator privileges; and >>>>> (2) that the file "libtl.dylib" was saved to the Downloads folder. >>>>> >>>>> 1. In the Finder select the Go menu on the Application menu bar (at >>>>> the top of the screen) and open a window to the Downloads folder. >>>>> >>>>> 2. In the Finder open another Finder window and in the sidebar select >>>>> the Applications folder. >>>>> >>>>> Hold down the "control" key and select the OpenOffice application. >>>>> Select Show Package Contents from the drop-down menu. >>>>> Open the Contents folder now displayed in the Finder window. >>>>> Select and open the "program" folder displayed in the Finder window. >>>>> Scroll through the list of files shown and find "libtl.dylib" >>>>> Hold down the "control" key and select the "libtl.dylib" file. >>>>> Select Duplicate from the drop-down menu. >>>>> ( a file named "libtl copy.dylib" is created ) >>>>> Select the back button "<" from the Finder window top menu. >>>>> ( the Finder displays the list of files and folders in the Contents >>>>> folder ) >>>>> >>>>> 3. Now select the Finder window showing the "Downloads" folder >>>>> contents. >>>>> >>>>> Hold down the "control" key and select the "libtl.dylib" file. >>>>> Select 'Copy "libtl.dylib"' from the drop-down menu. >>>>> >>>>> Select the other Finder window showing the list of files in the >>>>> Contents folder. >>>>> >>>>> Hold down the "control" key and select the "program" folder. >>>>> Select "Paste Item" from the drop-down menu. >>>>> >>>>> A window appears with the message: >>>>> An older item named "libtl.dylib" already exists in this >>>>> location. Do you want to replace it with the newer one you're >>>>> moving? >>>>> Select the "Replace" button. >>>>> >>>>> =================== >>>>> >>>>> I have tested the replacing the file both ways. AOO seems to start up >>>>> without problem with the new file in place. >>>>> >>>>> Let me know how I can help further. >>>>> >>>>> Bill Anderson > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
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