Allen wrote: 
> Thanks guys. Can you confirm that LMS:Mac OSX Installer 7.9.3.  issued
> issued 31 July 2020 Which is the one I have downloaded is 64 bit? I
> assume it is. I have had replies from Apple Community Forum which
> actually provides no answer to my problem, other than to suggest that
> the removal of SIGKILL which appears to be blocking the installation is
> very difficult to remove. I assume that LMS 7.9.3 SHOULD install because
> there is a specific version for OSX.

Allen,

I've been half following your problem, I run Mac OS 10.14 Mojave and
believe you're on 10.15 Catalina so cannot specifically help you, but I
downloaded and installed LMS and had it running for the first time ever
on my Mac, no problems, in less than 5 minutes.

So your issues are very specific to *your* and possibly *Catalina*
setup.

You seem to be bouncing around between the different versions of LMS, so
I'll clarify them as I understand them - I suggest you select the one
that suits your needs going forward and stick with that...

7.7.6 - The last official Logitech release before they stopped ongoing
development of the product (last update to this version released back in
2018 by Michael, I believe)

7.9.2 - Michael Herger's continued development of the product, stable
and fully released from beta by him (14 January 2020)
7.9.3 - Michael Herger's continued development of the product, pretty
stable but beta with bug fixes and some minor developments going
forward

8 - Michael Herger's continued development of the product, *beta*, adds
support for streaming service integration with local files, potentially
unstable

Links to the versions and their changelogs were posted by Michael here:

https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98711-Logitech-Media-Server-Versions


and missing from Michaels post the direct 7.9.2 link is here:

http://downloads.slimdevices.com/LogitechMediaServer_v7.9.2/

I strongly suggest these are the only locations you download LMS from
are those

I use 7.9.2 on my "live" system (Raspbery Pi based server) as I want
stable and do not use any music streaming service.

To answer your specific 64 bit question, according to the changelogs
Version 7.7.3 dated 21/8/2013 :

    Make the OSX PrefPane 64-bit compatible.
  

I've not looked on your other thread(s) for a while, but a couple of
points there that stuck out for me...

LMS installed on a Mac - there is no App in the Applications folder, so
it can look like it's not installed, but it may well be...
LMS service/application control on Mac OS is via System Preferences, at
the bottom of the System Preferences are the Third Party Preference
Panes, after installation LMS Preference Pane should appear there.
You seem to think your problem is install, I'm not so sure, perhaps the
install is OK but LMS then fails to run, if that's the case there will
be log file entries that should help further diagnose the problem, I
think via the aforementioned preference pane
If I remember correctly quite a few forum members pointed you towards
threads/posts regarding permissions in Catalina that need tweaking to
allow LMS to run correctly on Catalina, if LMS has installed this maybe
you next point of call.

However, my advice for you going forward is to make sure you engage with
Michael (mherger), he maintains LMS and is super helpful, respond to his
questions and advice in a timely manner, and be patient waiting for him
to respond - this is not his day job anymore and also try not to deviate
from where he is guiding you as I'm sure he'll get you there, you seem
pretty confused by it all at the moment and as Michael says "going in
the wrong direction too fast"

Hope this helps

Kind Regards

Kev


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