Parallels sed error
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When building a parallels box, I got the following error:
• Creating image from installer...
+ Checking macOS versions...
+ Creating and attaching wrapper disk image...
+ Creating and attaching a new blank disk image...
+ Installing macOS...
- installer: 100% done
+ Installing the Parallels Tools...
sed: can't read s/PARALLELS_ADDITIONAL_ARGS/--share/: No such file or directory
- Error: sed failed with non-zero exit code: 2
• Cleaning up...
sudo macinbox --version
macinbox 2.0.1
prlctl --version
prlctl version 14.0.1 (45154)
Thank you for the report, @qrevel! That error message suggests to me that somehow, the GNU version of sed was run instead of the built-in BSD version; I suspect that it is because they handle the -i argument differently.
The code in macinbox currently just invokes sed and relies on the PATH environment variable to indicate the lookup order for which version to use. Perhaps you have your PATH set such that a different version of sed is being invoked?
I will try to fix this by changing macinbox to invoke the system-provided /usr/bin/sed explicitly. In the meantime, you can try to workaround this issue by making sure your PATH is set such that the system sed is the one that gets invoked when running macinbox. Please let me know if that does in fact resolve the issue for you.
Yes you are right, I'm running the GNU sed instead of the system one.
It's working when I'm bypassing the system one
I have address this issue with 3e04c2c. The change will be in the forthcoming 3.0.0 release.
v3.0.0 has been released.