I think the exiftool installer is trying to install in /usr/local but doesn't have permission, even when running as the administrative user. I think it worked for me because I'd addressed the root issue as part of installing some other tools.Īpple changed the permissions of /usr/local. the exiftool installer doesn't always work correctly with 10.11. I'll get back to youĪnd I found the issue. I need to do some digging to find out why exiftool isn't where I think it should be and look into where the installer is putting it. I search for the path /usr/local/bin/exiftool I installed 5 times an the answer is the same. When I installed exiftool it went in /usr/local/bin.Īlso, what version of OS X are you using? If it is in some other place it will not work. GeoTag looks for exiftool in /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin, and /opt/bin. The output should look something like this: And if help is needed I've a friend (also named Markus) who can translate.Ĭan you please open a terminal window and enter the command 'which exiftool'.

On Oct 6, 2015, at 11:42 AM, Markus Sauerwald wrote: I download and install many time but it´s not work. Please download the package and install the tool. It contains a link to a Mac OS X package. The above address is the home page for exiftool. Exiftool could not be found in its normal location.

GeoTag requires the 3rd party application exiftool to update the geolocation information in your images. After the installing auf exiftool 10.2 for Mac and install GeoTag 3.5 Geotag say the the exiftool was not found.

I have some Problems to start and use GeoTag. I´m from Germany and my english is not so good. He gives me some advice but nothing helps. I wrote to Marco S Hyman, the writer of the GeoTag tool. When I run the install tool it says to me that the istallation is finisch, but on the terminal i can´t find exiftool. I have some problems to install ExifTool on my iMac.

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