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Old 10-02-2020, 03:41 PM   #172
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Originally Posted by steveparry View Post
FAO twowheels: I just downloaded Patrick's latest version after deleting the previous one. When I do those two commands you mention above Terminal asks for my password which I input. Then I go back to my Downloads folder and the (now executable) file is gone... I can't find it on my Mac anywhere. You said the second command would put Kepubify "where executables are expected to be found"... Where is that? It's definitely not in the most obvious place; the Applications folder.
From terminal, type echo $PATH

This will show you the path on which MacOS will automatically search for an executable. You should see /usr/local/bin in the list of : separated entries. Since you seem to have run kepubify from your Applications directory, I suspect you will find :/Applications as the last entry in the list.

type cd /usr/local/bin
type ls k*

and you should see kepubify there.

As for placing the outfile in the same directory as the infile, perhaps an enhancement request for that as an option?
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