On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 7:23 PM, amical <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Following the tutorial for YTFS using Xcode build environment all went
> well until the "Webloc URLs" step:
>
>    If you run the app now you should be able to double-click on a
> video and watch it!
>
> At this point any of the files get the error message:
>
>    The Internet location "<name>.webloc" cannot be opened because it
> is damaged.
>
> <name> is any of the current entries.
>
> As for Objective-C my expertise, on a scale from 1-10 is about -2. I
> am just an old C kernel hack.

I just went through the tutorial step-by-step and it works for me. One
potential issue is that the Finder likes to cache data. There is a
slight chance that it is caching the fact that the webloc was broken
from an earlier step in the tutorial. Perhaps try "killall Finder"
from the command line and then remount the file system?

Another thing to do is verify that the webloc data is present in the
resource fork. From the command line, try:

xattr -lp "/Volumes/YTFS/Wind Waker Unplugged.webloc"

You should see some data, and the URL should appear in the ASCII
representation on the
right. Let me know if you don't see this.

The completed tutorial code can be found here:

http://macfuse.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/filesystems-objc/YTFS/

Consider comparing your work with the end result and see if you find
any differences.

Please keep me updated on your progress. I've recently updated the
tutorial to reflect MacFUSE 2.x (you do have that installed, right?)
and would like feedback on how to make it better.

ted

>
> regards,
>   mt
> >
>

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