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conradbraam Author

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How to run a script on login

Perhaps the same question as Run Script on Startup - Apple Community

I have got a script I want to run to ensure I fetch latest version of a folder from our servers. Each morning I just open a Terminal, and then run it manually. But.

I want to just have less fuss and relying on my brain, open it every time I login so I can see that it's run and I don't forget. No I don't want a cron thing to run at a set time. I went into Users and Groups, clicked on my user and I expected to see a "Startup items" button someplace, but that seems to have moved in Monterey?

Posted on Oct 26, 2022 2:23 AM

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Luis Sequeira1

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Posted on Oct 26, 2022 4:21 AM

In System Preferences->Users & Groups, click Login Items and add your script.

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