cocoaforge

Yesterday I ran the deinstaller and installed 1.2B3 Growl and Growlmail. I still get the warning. Make sure you're using the GrowlMail uninstaller introduced with 1.2b3; uninstalling Growl will not help. Then, to make sure it worked, run Mail again after uninstalling, before you reinstall. Is this ...

It means exactly what it says: You don't have our certificate. This is as it should be.

You should build with the Debug configuration, which won't attempt to sign.

Fixed for b4. Thanks.

Interesting. Please post a new installer log.

… I would still love an option to have the message pop up instantly and then fade away. … I think things used to work that way prior to 1.14. No, Growl has never done this. I don't see the advantage. In my experience, it's actually easier to miss something that pops up instantly than something that...

Repair your permissions in Disk Utility.

kngspook wrote:How are the Growl 1.2 betas? Are they stable enough for everyday use?

Yes.

And when the 1.2 release is out, will they automatically upgrade into that?

They should.

I tried installed GM (after first uninstalling) but got an "Installation Failed" error. Try running this in a terminal window from an administrator account: sudo pkgutil --forget com.growl.growlmail.pkg If that doesn't help, please post the full installer log that you have after trying an...

hve wrote:Where do I find the 1.2b3 beta?

http://growl.info/beta.html

Colloquy does not use Growl in 64-bit (i.e., on Snow Leopard). They're waiting for 1.2 final before they include our updated 64-bit-compatible framework. You're seeing Colloquy's own built-in notifications (which Bubbles is designed to imitate).

Try 1.2b3. As noted on the beta page, run both of the uninstallers on the b3 disk image first, then install Growl and GrowlMail b3.

Also, try the beta. It has a more usable uninstaller (no more “where is GrowlHelperApp”, among other things), and Growl itself works much better under Snow Leopard now.

Thank you, and you're welcome. ☺

1.2b1 is not on the Google Code site.

No.

I have no idea why they can't open it, but the solution is simply to remove GrowlSafari, especially since you don't use it. I do not not see an uninstaller in the download. Is uninstalling it as simple as putting the app in the trash? :b The GrowlSafari application introduced in the 1.2 betas is no...

Fixed for the next beta. Thanks.

Working..But CPU is crazy high 95%! The most likely cause of this is that you have a lot of messages in your system log. This is probably because you've been running Growl 1.1.6 or earlier lately. These versions emit thousands of warning messages per day under Snow Leopard. The remedy is to upgrade...

Hah, and I had actually forgotten about this thread when I wrote it, even though I had it in my browser's saved tabs. ☺

Version 1.0.1 works on Snow Leopard as well as Leopard, so that should work just fine for you.

1. I do not use Safari. Ever. Then why did you install GrowlSafari? 2. Why does Microsoft Word, Firefox, TextWrangler, etc. even care if GrowlSafari can't open the input server? No, that's not what it's saying. GrowlSafari is an Input Manager bundle: it is the input server that these applications c...