I managed Apple Servers for years. Would not be the first time that a mount
point went south, and when it does, yeah you get a lot of wierdness. It used to
be you had to go to the folder that contained the dynamic links to the mount
points and delete the bad ones. Now when you reboot it flushes
Rebooting the machine and remounting that remote volume works. There was some
bizzare “version” of the remote machine mounted invisibly… because even after
ejecting the one from the desk top in Terminal I could still see that volume
mounted.
I suspect someone logged into the server once, then
Well it turns out that shell works on that unit. But we are getting some
bizarre paths to the remote volume I am trying to address… so this is not an LC
problem.. it’s actually an old problem we’ve had on the LAN here when talking
to big 50 Terrabyte server in the other room.
If I do (on my mac
> On May 5, 2016, at 11:07 , Bob Sneidar wrote:
>
> What your shell funtion would look like in this example is:
>
> get shell (open "/Volumes/Chola1/WWW/public_html")
>
> Might need to be:
> get shell ("open /Volumes/Chola1/WWW/public_html")
>
And why are you using the shell when Livecode has
What your shell funtion would look like in this example is:
get shell (open "/Volumes/Chola1/WWW/public_html")
Might need to be:
get shell ("open /Volumes/Chola1/WWW/public_html")
> On May 4, 2016, at 21:51 , Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami
> wrote:
>
> New iMac with clean install of El Capitan
>
> New iMac with clean install of El Capitan
>
> But from inside my app
>
> Put "/Volumes/Chola1/WWW/public_html” into pPath
> put ("open " & quote & pPath & quote) into tShell
> get shell (tShell)
>
> The result is “1”
>
> Any clues?
>
>
Hi,
What happens when you do this:
put shell("open -h")
New iMac with clean install of El Capitan
My stack using shell scripts are failing on the shell calls.
The normal debug procedure:
Open terminal # test your commands here first
% open /Volumes/Chola1/WWW/public_html
Works as expected.. The folder is opened on the desktop
But from inside my
