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Fauxton verification process fails at Create View step - and lots of repeated error lines in log... #4510
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Please take a look at #4372. |
Heyo @leanne63 / @big-r81 I found this download link for 3.2.2 by using the wayback machine! After replacing the app in Applications with this one I was able to run through all the verification steps. |
@big-r81, after looking at #4372 (thanks for the related info!), I did the referenced After adding those tables, I tried the verification process again. It sill stopped at Create View with an x. My log no longer had any error references to the
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Hi, if you create the You need to install the Spidermonkey library, which is normally provided via the macOS Please install Homebrew and afterwards you can install Spidermonkey with:
Then you should be able to successful run the "Fauxton verification". |
Is there no way to do this without Homebrew, then? I didn't see that in the requirements, and I try to avoid brew and its ilk (personal weirdness, sorry). I did see a Mozilla page that had instructions for building spidermonkey on a Mac; however, the links are broken. A newer page exists, but it also says to use brew. If brew is required, then I'm stuck and you can close this ticket... |
The easiest way is to use Homebrew. You can compile Spidermonkey yourself, but I don't recommend it. If you can wait some time, we will prepare a next release in the near future and maybe this problem will be solved. |
Looking forward to that release! Thanks, @big-r81! |
@leanne63 https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/couchdb/binary/mac/3.3.2/rc.1/ |
Yes! Installed 3.3.2/rc.1 - got this: I'm unable to login (Name or Password Incorrect message) -
The logs are showing this upon startup (without login) -
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Further, tried doing the
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Close CouchDB and try to delete (take a backup before) |
@big-r81 , renamed the Selected Set Password - the window went away and immediately returned. Selected Set Password again - same thing. Selected Cancel and Quit CouchDB, and that did quit. Reopening just brought the above message again, with the same result. The old directory has folders for Oh, and no log file was produced. |
can you retry this process, but as the first two steps:
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@janl : made sure app was closed, then ran the command. Got result as follows:
Just to double check, I also checked in Activity Monitor, searching All Processes for |
ok, and what happens when you start the install process from scratch now? |
@janl :
as in redownload the DMG (how I installed CouchDB initially), or UPDATE
This time, the password window opened and let me set the admin password. The Fauxton page opened, and the verification process appears to have completed with all checkmarks (passing). The log is interesting...
I'll try adding the databases using
This part repeats repeats repeats with different process values (
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@janl: part ii: I noticed the log was also showing this line:
So, I also used Here are the results from my
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do you have any important data in your setup, or would you be okay with nuking the database dir?
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database dir nuked, @janl ! Sorry for the delay! What's next? Should I try again? |
Okay, I nuked the app AND the contents of I split out the log file into sections based on action, and have attached the files here: CouchDB2_uponLogin.log Items of note:
So, at this point it appears that I need only Let me know if you'd like me to try anything else... |
Fauxton verification process fails, showing 'x' at Create View step. It does not continue to the Replication step.
Also, the log is filled with repeated info- and error-level lines.
In checking the
CouchDB2.log
file in~/Library/Logs
, I found that the log is filled with repeated instances of these two lines:Then, there are some of these groups appearing:
And, finally, here are lines apparently about the verification process intermixed with those others:
Steps to Reproduce
#/verifyinstall
) to verifyExpected Behaviour
I would expect the verification process to complete with all checkmarks and no errors. Or, if there is an error, that somewhere information be provided as to how to fix the error.
Your Environment
Additional Context
There are other Mac users having a similar problem, per this StackOverflow question.
I was able to create a database; however, I haven't tried adding any records yet. I thought I should make sure this verification is working correctly, or I might have problems down the line.
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