Installed a fresh MACOs *** Agfter installing Digikam, I tried to import from a Cananon EOS. Adding Camera manually. But there are no entrys in the Camera List. *** OBSERVED RESULT Empty List EXPECTED RESULT Something in the List SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS macOS: 11.6.4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Tried to install gphoto2 via Terminal - > same empty CameraList
Not reproducible with 7.7.0 pre-release : https://i.imgur.com/25Dk1gS.png Gilles Caulier
Created attachment 147619 [details] Empty List What can I do?
Hum, try with the PKG here, this is what i use to test : https://files.kde.org/digikam/ Gilles Caulier
Still empty ???
This is a question or an affirmation ? If it still empty, please run digiKam from a Terminal like explain here : https://www.digikam.org/contribute/ Gilles Caulier
digikam.geoiface: ---- digikam.general: Testing "exiftool" ... digikam.general: Testing "exiftool" ... digikam.general: Testing "/usr/local/bin/exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.general: Testing "/Applications/digiKam.org/digikam.app/Contents/bin/exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.general: Testing "/opt/local/bin/exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.general: Testing "/usr/bin/exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.general: Testing "/usr/local/bin/exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.general: Testing "/bin/exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.general: Testing "exiftool" ... digikam.general: All Binaries Found : false digikam.dimg: "/Applications/digiKam.org/digikam.app/Contents/Resources/digikam/data/sample-aix.png" : "PNG" file identified digikam.metaengine: Loading metadata with "Exiv2" backend from "/Applications/digiKam.org/digikam.app/Contents/Resources/digikam/data/sample-aix.png" digikam.dimg.png: Opening file "/Applications/digiKam.org/digikam.app/Contents/Resources/digikam/data/sample-aix.png" digikam.dimg.png: PNG in >=8 bits/color/pixel. digikam.dimg.png: PNG in PNG_COLOR_TYPE_RGB digikam.general: new search text settings: "" : hasResult = true , validRows = 16 digikam.import: Number of cameras supported: 0 digikam.import: Number of ports supported: 0 digikam.import: Number of cameras supported: 0 digikam.import: Number of ports supported: 0 digikam.import: Number of cameras supported: 0 digikam.import: Number of ports supported: 0 digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread digikam.geoiface: ---- digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread digikam.general: Cancel Main Thread
Yes, it's the same here : no device drivers found, even if .so files are present. libgphoto2 use a dynamic loading at run time to plug drivers in memory. libgphoto2 uses 2 variables to customize place where modules are : IOLIBS and CAMLIBS By default both are ".", so modules are checked in directory where is located the libgphoto2. I placed all files here, but no change. Gilles Caulier
No ports are found either, probably no ports - no cameras. I think it's a rights issue. Maik
How can i fix that?
I don't know yet. I must investigate to find where is the difference between my 2 computers : one show the list, the second no...
Anything new about this bug. Die you find the difference between the 2 computers ? LG Elmar Kusch
Hi, No i don't find the difference. I suspect the right to access to devices from MacOS. Typically, the right to access to USB port and communicate with the connected camera (here an iphone in fact). I don't find a way from the command line to query the MacOS rights database to compare. If you have a tip, i'm open. Best Gilles Caulier
Hi, you don´t mean the "sudo ls -le -R .." Did you try: system settings -> Security &Privacy -> Full Disk Access -> Terminal -> Yes Terminal: su admin sqlite3 /Library/Application\ Support/com.apple.TCC/TCC.db There is an Article at https://www.kolide.com/blog/macos-catalina-osquery
I'm having the same issue on Windows with v7.6.0. I tried reinstalling, and running the program as Administrator, and neither helped.
It is currently not implemented in digiKam for Windows. See this story: Bug 398166 Maik
Hi all, To be more precise, the Gphoto2 is implemented under Windows, but the solution do not work without a admin right operation to replace the native Windows USB hardware layer by a libusb1 based solution. So a native solution based on Microsoft WIA API must be implemented instead, we have no other solution... Under MacOS, i'm 90% sure that the problem is relevant of rights not set due to unsigned bundle (typically digiKam is not on the Apple Store). But who want to pay 100 euros to the Big Apple by years to just publish a open source program to a proprietary store ? Gilles Caulier
Hi all, I just test with last MacOS Monterrey under a MacBook pro Intel, and 8.0.0 pre-release package provide the gphoto2 list of drivers : https://i.imgur.com/U9QVjM8.png I don't yet tested with 7.9.0 pre-release, but as application in compiled with the same environment, this must work too. Note that i suspect a gphoto2 library compilation problem here. This library is built using Macports. Best regards Gilles Caulier
With last update of MacOS Monterrey (Intel), digiKam 8.0.0 PKG gives the list of camera from Gphoto. https://i.imgur.com/ylvaui7.png Gilles Caulier