https://github.com/shannonpasto/AppleLoops/blob/d1069f49c8b90414374bd470e7663eed7b35d13d/download-install_apple_loops.sh#L44
Hi
First off: thanks for creating this amazing script. I have been struggling to get all content deployed reliably since the demise of appleloops and loopdown.
I tried running it 'as is' but kept coming up with an error
download-install_apple_loops.sh: line 111: /thelist.txt: Read-only file system
I looked into it a little and found that the $tmpDir variable was empty. When I looked at what's responsible for setting the value I noticed that tmpDir=$(mkdir -d) doesn't actually seem to work. -d is not listed in the man page as a valid flag and so I wondered if you had meant to use mktemp -d instead? I've changed it to tmpDir=$(mktemp -d) and all seems to be running well, it's currently downloading all of the content that loopdown missed, I believe possibly because of the change from "Logic Pro X" to "Logic Pro".
Thanks again.
https://github.com/shannonpasto/AppleLoops/blob/d1069f49c8b90414374bd470e7663eed7b35d13d/download-install_apple_loops.sh#L44
Hi
First off: thanks for creating this amazing script. I have been struggling to get all content deployed reliably since the demise of appleloops and loopdown.
I tried running it 'as is' but kept coming up with an error
I looked into it a little and found that the
$tmpDirvariable was empty. When I looked at what's responsible for setting the value I noticed thattmpDir=$(mkdir -d)doesn't actually seem to work. -d is not listed in the man page as a valid flag and so I wondered if you had meant to usemktemp -dinstead? I've changed it totmpDir=$(mktemp -d)and all seems to be running well, it's currently downloading all of the content that loopdown missed, I believe possibly because of the change from "Logic Pro X" to "Logic Pro".Thanks again.