Hi, we are installing FreeFileSync on Mac. The OS is OS X el Capitan.
We are unable to run "RealTimeSync". On entering the command line as given in the online manual ( with necessary changes for Mac OS ), the RealTimeSync does not run.
Also want to know how RealTimeSync can be run at startup. "RealTimeSync" is not shown in <System Preferences>-> <Users & Groups> -> < Login Items>
Regards.
Realtimesync at startup in Mac OS X
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To autostart RealTimeSync in Mac did the following.
Start Automator.app;
Select "Application";
Click "Show library" in the toolbar (if hidden);
Add "Run shell script" (from the Actions/Utilities);
Copy-and-paste your script into the window;
Test it;
Save it somewhere: a file called your_name.app will be created);
Go to System Preferences → Accounts → Login items;
Add this newly-created app;
Log off, log back in, and you should be done. ;)
Works very well.
The solution is provided on : http://superuser.com/questions/229773/run-command-on-startup-login-mac-os-x/465506#465506?newreg=5502bc39b2b447d79d1df32661ba8dff by Jaime M
Thanks.
Start Automator.app;
Select "Application";
Click "Show library" in the toolbar (if hidden);
Add "Run shell script" (from the Actions/Utilities);
Copy-and-paste your script into the window;
Test it;
Save it somewhere: a file called your_name.app will be created);
Go to System Preferences → Accounts → Login items;
Add this newly-created app;
Log off, log back in, and you should be done. ;)
Works very well.
The solution is provided on : http://superuser.com/questions/229773/run-command-on-startup-login-mac-os-x/465506#465506?newreg=5502bc39b2b447d79d1df32661ba8dff by Jaime M
Thanks.