Docker compose up "no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries" #54
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avyannaliahgunnolf@Avyannaliahs-MacBook-Pro snap-camera-server-3.1.1 % docker compose up Can you help me with this pleasee |
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Try this article Running Docker with Apple M1/M2 (ARM64) chip |
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Try restarting Docker Desktop |
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still appear the same thing ˙◠˙ |
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just want to make sure I'm doing the right step in "restarting Docker Desktop"
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Try rebooting your Mac. If it doesn't work after reboot try executing: 1.) 2.) |
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everything went well, but still the end of the process it is still cant be opened. can you help me with this? 
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Ok the problem is no longer related to Docker. Did you read Additional steps on Mac OS? This might resolve your issue. |
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Actually, i do the patching first before this step, but then i redo it, but when I try to do the patching back, it stated there |
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after giving access to snap camera, it appears something like this. what should I do? |
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You need to patch it only once. I don't understand your output, what command did you enter? After patching you need to run some addtional commands described in the links above (Additional steps on Mac OS). Snap Camera should start by double clickling or right clicking the app icon. |
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Understood,
Okay, if I want to do all the process once again, how can I permanently
delete previous step that I've done before?
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Actually, i do the patching first before this step, but then i redo it,
but when I try to do the patching back, it stated there
You need to patch it only once.
You can't patch it multiple times.
I don't understand your output, what command did you enter?
After patching you need to run some addtional commands described in the
links above (Additional steps on Mac OS
<https://github.com/ptrumpis/snap-camera-signature-patch#-additional-steps-on-mac-os>
).
Like chmod ... and sudo codesign ....
Snap Camera should start by double clickling or right clicking the app
icon.
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no output but the apps still cant be opened |
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I expected an output. You can try to whitelist it with these two commands: And try to open the application as described in this article: Open a Mac app from an unidentified developer
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already execute the given command, but the app still cant be opened 😔 |
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If restarting mac os doesn't help then I really don't know. |
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do i need to exit all the terminals and apps, then restart it, or I can directly restart the mac os? |
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I can only summarize The binary file needs to be executable: Codesigning has to be removed: Check if there are any extended attributes: You can also check if there is an @ sign after (-rwxr-xr-x) Remove any extended attributes: Tell Gatekeeper to allow the app with a single command: Or with these two commands: There is an additional command but you should use it with caution Additional resources: |
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You already had the server running #54 (reply in thread) |
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I'm having this error 
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At this point I believe there is a higher force in the universe that doesn't want you to use this application lol |
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HAHHAHAH LOL Actually, I have been thinking the same for the past few days, but as I said, your constant replying makes me feel like there's hope and a happy ending in my Snap Camera downloading story 😂. If in the future you find a solution, please make another tutorial on Youtube. I'll be waiting for that time patiently. hahah |
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I mean you already had it running in the screenshot at the top. I could only suggest to:
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I summarized everything in this Wiki Guide And I found another possible fix to the problem Re-Signing the application If you have the patience and endurance to redo everything from scratch. |
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Yup, I still have that patience and endurance so I'm not gonna give up! so what's the first step I need to do, if I start from scratch? what video should I start first? |
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Okay, already done all the step. the apps can be opened now, but.... |
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Server should be running without errors before you open Snap Camera app. If the server is running it will show the |
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Try this article Running Docker with Apple M1/M2 (ARM64) chip