#Tribler current port how to#
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#Tribler current port mac#

On a per library basis, lets take _m2crypto.so as an example, which is a custom library linked against libssl and libcrypto, of which a too low version ships with Mac OS/X.Once Tribler is running, check the output of lsof | grep Tribler to see if there are any system-wide libraries loaded which should have been shipped instead.There are two ways of detecting whether this is happening: Shipping the libraries doesn't help, since Mac OS/X (or gcc) includes absolute links to the installed libraries. This can happen if you installed libraries system-wide, and subsequently link Tribler dynamically against those. When shipping an application on Mac OS/X, you must make sure you don't link to unshipped libraries which aren't part of a default Mac install. Tips and Tricks Linking with the right libs 'Seeding options' and 'Timeouts' in Preferences have too narrow dropdown selection boxes.FIXED: 'About box' in application menu does not work.FIXED: The 'invite friends' feature doesn't work well in combination with Thunderbird: the message contains %20's instead of spaces, etc.FIXED: 'Open file' dialog boxes seem to fail.the 'About' action needed the specific id of wx.ID_ABOUT.files opened through the webbrowser should start with file://.mailto: urls should not encode the body= parameter.struct.pack/struct.unpack needed an explicit little-endian specifier.Tribler needed patching on the following: You, however, may need to edit setuptriblermac.py, e.g. If all goes well, a disk image is available as Tribler.dmg. Run the following command to build build/Tribler.app: I prefer it over the more recent py2app as bundlebuilder allows me to ship libraries along *and* force them to be used before the ones installed on the user's system.Īnyway, setuptriblermac.py contains the most recent setup script. To create an application bundle Tribler.app, I use the bundlebuilder extension to python. (You should have only one lib directory in m2crypto/build/). LIBDIR=`ls m2crypto/build/ | grep 'lib.'`Įxport PYTHONPATH=m2crypto/build/$LIBDIR/:bsddb3/build/$LIBDIR/

berkeley-db=./db/build_unix/.libs/ build Python setup.py -berkeley-db-libdir=./db/build_unix/ -berkeley-db-incdir=./db/build_unix You'll need to edit setup.py such that it statically links OpenSSL's libssl.aįor Intel Mac, it seems that the 'shared' flag is needed if config fails. Next, pull the modified M2Crypto source from SVN:Īlternatively, you can use the official M2Crypto release Get at least version 0.9.8, and unpack it somewhere:

#Tribler current port download#

As the OpenSSL that ships with Mac OS/X is too old (0.9.7), we need to download a newer version at . Tribler needs a modified M2Crypto library, which in turn requires OpenSSL.

Maybe: Growl python bindings (see wiki:Growl).įirst, pull the Tribler source from SVN, and chdir to it:.

wxPython >= 2.6 UNICODE for Python 2.4 already installed ( ).

I'll assume its installed in /usr/local/bin.

#Tribler current port how to#

See also VlcMacHowto for how to build VLC including Python bindings on Mac OS/X.

See also UniversalBinaryHowto for making an Universal Binary. This page contains the steps that were required to port Tribler to Mac OS/X.