Mac users have an opportunity to install ccnx and enjoy seamless auto-configuration using MacPorts.
The first thing that is necessary is to install MacPorts on the system, if you don't have them yet. To do so, please go to MacPorts site (http://www.macports.org/), download and install the package.
Second, because ccnx is not yet part of the standard ports, you need to do minor configuration of MacPorts. In particular, you will need to modify list of source URLs for MacrPorts. If your MacPorts are installed in /opt/local, add the following line at the end of /opt/local/etc/macports/sources.conf before the default port repository:
rsync://macports.named-data.net/macports/
After this step, you can use "sudo port selfupdate" to fetch updated port definitions.
The following command will install ccnx using MacPorts
sudo port install ccnx
Very last piece is to run "sudo port load ccnx", which will start ccnx, make it start on startup, and makes auto-configuration scripts to be rerun every time there is a change in connectivity.
Please refer to this instructions http://github.com/named-data/ndn-testbed-key-suite/wiki/Key-publishing-for-users to extract public key, install a certified public key (.pubcert file) received from your site's operator, and sign public key of unprivileged user that runs ccnd and ccnd auto-configuration process with MacPorts.
You have to have XCode installed on your machine. For latest versions of OSX (Lion or Mountain Lion) you can install it from AppStore for free, for older versions you have to go to developer.apple.com and download old version of XCode that is appropriate for your system.
If you previously installed ccnx, you may need to upgrade to the latest version available. To do so, the following commands may be used
sudo port selfupdate sudo port unload ccnx sudo port upgrade ccnx sudo port load ccnx
There are a couple of other NDN tools that are available in MacPorts and are recommended to be installed:
sudo port install ccnping
You can try it after to ping some testbed one:
ccnping /ndn/ucla.edu
sudo port install ccnx-trace
sudo port load ccnx-trace
This will install traceroute tool for NDN and will start daemon that is necessary for it. For more information refer to ccnx-trace website.
sudo port install py27-pyccn
Small warning. ndnvideo has a substantial number of dependencies, which may result in a prolonged installation time, especially for Mountain Lion users where each dependency need to be compiled from the source.
sudo port install py27-ndnvideo
ndnplay /ndn/ucla.edu/apps/video_remap
ndnplay /ndn/arizona.edu/apps/video
ndnplay /ndn/uiuc.edu/apps/video
sudo port install ccnx-repo sudo port load ccnx-repo
This will start (and restart if necessary) ccn repo.