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Mac OS X CLI config problems
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Following this guide:
http://members.dslextreme.com/~reade.../installc.html
Near the bottom it shows how to start the client with the lags you need by using:
#!/bin/sh
./folding -local -advmethods etc...
Using BBEdit I created the file saved it into the FAH1 and FAH2 folders, typed chmod +x, draged the files onto it hit enter and the command line came up.
Double clicking on it makes it open up BBEdit
What am I doing wrong
Concorde
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Location: Silly Valley, Ca
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If you read through the instructions again, you'll find there is no "then double-click to make it go".
You can't double-click an executable script without making it special.
If you want to rename the script and append .command, then you can double click it.
So if your script is called
launcherScript
rename it to
launcherScript.command
then you can double-click the script to make it go.
Be sure the script is in the same folder with the client or it won't be able to find it when you launch it.
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kk got that sorted!
Now I have the problem of the client not using the local tag so it starts in the user folder not the F@H11 folder where it is located!
#!/bin/sh
/Users/james/F@H11/fah5 -local -advmethods -verbosity 9
Is that all correct? Or am I missing something!
Cheers Concorde
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No ideas 
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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When this script runs the -local tag applies to the directory that it is in. I would change the script to:
#!/bin/sh
cd /Users/james/F@H11
./fah5 -local advmethods -verbosity 9 &
The & will cause it to run in the background. If you do that to shut it down you would type:
killall fah5
Then the best way to watch the output would be to open the FAHlog.txt file in Console, which is an application in the Applications/Utilities folder.
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