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Here is a simple questions for all you geniuses. After installation I used the program for a bit the Mac restarted and now i can't log in. Its like nothing works, so before i go reinstalling it again. Is there a check I can do or something that show me were the program resides. Thanks for your help...
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You probably just need to go into the bin folder in the Mango directory and run one of the startup scripts. The program resides wherever you unzipped the files.
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OK. I found what you are talking about. I was reading some Mac lingo on how to start it but i am not able to push passes the password part. Nothing out on the web really makes it easy for me to incorporate in the TERMINAL.
Here is what it said when I run the script.*****'adrians-Mac-mini:~ APV$ /Users/APV/Downloads/MangoAutomation\ /bin/ma.sh start
MA_HOME is /Users/APV/Downloads/MangoAutomation
adrians-Mac-mini:~ APV$ /Users/APV/Downloads/MangoAutomation /bin/ma-start.sh: line 93: /Users/APV/Downloads/MangoAutomation /logs/ma-script.log: Permission denied
/Users/APV/Downloads/MangoAutomation /bin/ma-start.sh: line 100: /Users/APV/Downloads/MangoAutomation /logs/ma-script.log: Permission denied
ma-start: MA started with Process ID: 8990
log4j:ERROR setFile(null,true) call failed.
Is there a way to write a code under the MA-START.SH to automatically enter the password for me each time I need to restart the script. ( Just in case) ?
Again, i don't know much about the MAC world, but i am trying.
Thanks for your help.
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You need to run the command as sudo. "sudo ./ma.sh start"
This may help more: https://help.infiniteautomation.com/support/solutions/articles/14000022501-mac-installation
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You are that man! It asked for my password after I enetered "sudo ./ma.sh start"...
Another fine JOB JOEL...
