FING FOR MAC UNINSTALLER INSTALL
FING FOR MAC UNINSTALLER UPDATE

I see (activity monitoring) that fing.bin starts but gets dropped after a minute. Keep getting: error in Line '2486' error='list index out of range' Working with El Captain and Fingscan v-4-14-1.

FING FOR MAC UNINSTALLER UPDATE

With any luck, Overlook will update the fing installer and then a minor plug-in update will mean this stuff isn't necessary anymore. My IP variables seem to be updating appropriately. If all's gone well, the plug-in should locate your transplanted fing and start up correctly. Search the rest of plugin.py and replace instances of '/usr/bin/fing' (there are two) with references to self.fingCommand.ħ. (u'Located fing at ' + self.fingCommand)Ħ. Self.errorLog(u'No fing installation found.')

Self.fingCommand = subprocess.Popen(searchPath + ' /usr/bin/which fing',shell=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.PIPE).communicate().strip() SearchPath = 'PATH='+':'.join(fingLocations)

FING FOR MAC UNINSTALLER INSTALL

In order for the plug-in to work with either the original or transplanted install locations, I added the following near the top of the plug-in's startup method:Ĭode: Select all fingLocations = You should now be able to successfully run fing from the command line.ĥ. Edit it and replace references to /usr/lib with /usr/local/lib. usr/local/bin/fing is just a short shell script. The files you backed up in step one need to be restored under the equivalent paths in /usr/local (instead of /usr).Ĥ. Once you've got copies of all the fing installation files out of their /usr locations, it's safe to do the El Capitan upgrade, or remove the originals from those locations yourself and go straight to step 3.ģ. Before updating to El Cap, back up your fing installation from its normal install locations under /usr:Ģ. Bit hacky, and I had to modify the FINGSCAN plug-in itself, but here's what was needed:ġ. Okay, I think I've gotten my local plug-in working again.

Fing for mac uninstaller