VarunPatelius
Issue when running main.py
So I just cloned this repo and installed requirements.txt. When running main.py I am getting the following:
Exception in thread Thread-1:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Library/Frameworks/Python3.framework/Versions/3.9/lib/python3.9/threading.py", line 973, in _bootstrap_inner
self.run()
File "/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Library/Frameworks/Python3.framework/Versions/3.9/lib/python3.9/threading.py", line 910, in run
self._target(*self._args, **self._kwargs)
File "/Users/neilmacgregor/Documents/Work/py-iMessenger/Py-iMessenger/src/backend/manage.py", line 172, in backendRunner
self.deploymentMode()
File "/Users/neilmacgregor/Documents/Work/py-iMessenger/Py-iMessenger/src/backend/manage.py", line 146, in deploymentMode
message = self.database.findCommands() #The database will return any message which seems like command
File "/Users/neilmacgregor/Documents/Work/py-iMessenger/Py-iMessenger/src/backend/database/databaseModel.py", line 45, in findCommands
self.cursor.execute(f"SELECT text, cache_roomnames, service, handle_id, ROWID FROM message WHERE text LIKE '/%' AND ROWID > {self.latestCommand}")
sqlite3.OperationalError: no such column: None
Any ideas?
What version of MacOS are you running on? I think with Ventura the location where the messages were saved has been altered.
If this is the case, I am unfortunately not continuing development, but I'm open to seeing PRs.
Yeah it is on Ventura, but I do have a Mac Mini set up running Monterey if you think it will work on there. I am mostly interested in how it is identifying apple devices. That is all I am really looking into. I do not have an iPhone, and when I use iMessages I notice that when I enter a phone number in a new message that the number will change colors to blue if it is capable of receiving iMessages. I was using SSL proxying over the app to see what it was doing to identify the device, but I wasn't seeing any new traffic when I would enter the number and then wait for it to process.
Yep, the code should be able to work on Monterey. Although, I had to create some modifications with sending images and other files due to AppleScript being partially broken with that update.
As for how iMessage is able to determine what numbers support iMessage - I'm not sure. But hopefully this project is able to provide some clarity.
Hrmm, have the same error message on the Mac Mini running macOS Monterey 12.6.3.
Ah yeah, make sure you're running a Rosetta Terminal. Since the project uses PyQt5 it needs the i386 architecture.
Heres a good link on how to set that up: https://www.courier.com/blog/tips-and-tricks-to-setup-your-apple-m1-for-development/
Isn't Rosetta for allowing Intel based applications to run on Apple silicon? The Mac Mini I am using has an i5 CPU.
Ah sorry, I mistook that you were using an M1 machine.
I've just tested the program out on a Base Model 2019 MacBook Pro 13' running Monterey 12.4. I'll try upgrading up to 12.6.3 and seeing if I can replicate the error.
Ok. Thanks for checking that out!
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Ah sorry, I mistook that you were using an M1 machine.
I've just tested the program out on a Base Model 2019 MacBook Pro 13' running Monterey 12.4. I'll try upgrading up to 12.6.3 and seeing if I can replicate the error.
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Yep, updated to 12.6.3 and no issues.
My best guess is that this might be a permissions thing. In the README I discussed setting up the right permissions so the file can be read. Did you try this during your initial setup?
I believe I followed everything. I may have missed it though. I will double check and let you know.
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Yep, updated to 12.6.3 and no issues.
My best guess is that this might be a permissions thing. In the README I discussed setting up the right permissions so the file can be read. Did you try this during your initial setup?
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