User-installed (i.e., not part of the system package manager) programs go in /usr/local, as per FHS.
If the AppleScripts are hard-coding /usr/bin/7za then they should be changed; AppleScript's `do shell script` uses the user's shell and honours .profile or .bash_profile settings. A hard-coded path also breaks things for people using MacPorts, where 7za would be found in / opt/local/bin. On Oct 5, 12:18 pm, Chris Cairns <[email protected]> wrote: > you have to place 7za in /usr/bin/ otherwise applescript will not find > it and the scripts won't work.
