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MacOS Mojave beta: Synergy fails to start


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Startup logs here: https://synergy-logs.symless.com/b16e2f1d8a683940cf2a167e3037461d/logs/9687-2018-07-18T09-12-33.log

This has been reported in the Synergy 1 forum as well.

MacOS version 10.14 Beta (18A336e)

Important lines in log file:

[ Core    ] [2018-07-18T09:12:21] DEBUG: waiting for event loop
[ Core    ] [2018-07-18T09:12:21] ERROR: failed to create quartz event tap
[ Service ] [2018-07-18T09:12:23] debug: core process exited: exit code=0 expected=false error=Undefined error: 0
[ Service ] [2018-07-18T09:12:23] error: can't wait() on core process: waitpid(2) failed: No child processes
[ Service ] [2018-07-18T09:12:23] debug: core process I/O cancelled unexpectedly
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Unfortunately no luck on my end with macOs Mojave version 10.14 Beta (18A353d) as client and Windows 10 as server using Synergy 2.0.12-beta

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Server: macOS Mojave Beta 5 (18A347e), Synergy 2.0.10

Client: Ubuntu 18.04, Synergy 2.0.12

I know there are newer Mojave betas and Synergy 2 releases but I'm afraid to touch anything at this point since it's working well.

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Server: MacOS Mojave 

Client: MacOS Mojave

Synergy 1.10.1-stable-8941241e

ERROR: failed to create quartz event tap

Any update on getting a fix released for this?

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Neither Synergy 2.0.11 and 2.0.12 not working on the Mac OSx Mojave client.  Server is Win10 and the client is Mac OSX 10.14 Mojave. 

Getting the same error msg:  "ERROR: failed to create quartz event tap"

 

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I think the "failed to create quartz event tap" is linked to privacy permissioning issues.   I had this (both machines running Mac OSX Mojave) and fixed by going to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy and unchecking and then rechecking the box allowing Synergy to control the computer.  The second I did that the connection worked and Synergy is now ticking along nicely.   Good luck!

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4 hours ago, RJS said:

I think the "failed to create quartz event tap" is linked to privacy permissioning issues.   I had this (both machines running Mac OSX Mojave) and fixed by going to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy and unchecking and then rechecking the box allowing Synergy to control the computer.  The second I did that the connection worked and Synergy is now ticking along nicely.   Good luck!

This solved it for me! Thank you so much!!

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18 hours ago, RJS said:

I think the "failed to create quartz event tap" is linked to privacy permissioning issues.   I had this (both machines running Mac OSX Mojave) and fixed by going to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy and unchecking and then rechecking the box allowing Synergy to control the computer.  The second I did that the connection worked and Synergy is now ticking along nicely.   Good luck!

Thanks it solved my problem

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Mojave 10.14.1 (Beta 18B50c)

Synergy 2.0.12 - beta.

Fresh download and install, installer reports a critical error.  "failed to access volume"

On reboot synergy seems to have installed OK.   Strange.....

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On 9/29/2018 at 3:12 PM, RJS said:

I think the "failed to create quartz event tap" is linked to privacy permissioning issues.   I had this (both machines running Mac OSX Mojave) and fixed by going to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy and unchecking and then rechecking the box allowing Synergy to control the computer.  The second I did that the connection worked and Synergy is now ticking along nicely.   Good luck!

This also worked for me!! Thanks!!!

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Just updated MacOS to Mojave and had this same issue.  Unchecking and re-checking "Synergy" under the "Privacy" tab of the "Accessibility" section of the "Security and Privacy" settings fixed it for me as well. 

Screen Shot 2018-11-05 at 8.19.01 AM.png

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on Macbook Pro OS X Mojave I had to go to Synergy 1 and go to Security & Privacy then uncheck Synergy and recheck it to get it to work like the above comment shows. I tried everything too but that worked. Thanks for the help!

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