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I've only tested it with 10.13.6, and I think others have used it on 10.14. If you want 10.11 support, it might be possible to compile ZetaWatch for that platform, but it'd be untested.
Edit: And I've added a bunch new features since the last post
https://github.com/cbreak-black/ZetaWatch
- Auto updates
- Auto importing pools
- Auto unlocking encrypted datasets (possibly storing the keys in keychain)
- Better visualization
- And more!
FadingIntoBlue wrote:I've only tested it with 10.13.6, and I think others have used it on 10.14. If you want 10.11 support, it might be possible to compile ZetaWatch for that platform, but it'd be untested.
Edit: And I've added a bunch new features since the last post
https://github.com/cbreak-black/ZetaWatch
- Auto updates
- Auto importing pools
- Auto unlocking encrypted datasets (possibly storing the keys in keychain)
- Better visualization
- And more!
I've been using it with some success on 10.14 (and before that) but the last couple of releases 30 and auto update to 32 I get an error
"Couldn't communicate with a helper application"
which I gather is related to dealing with access permissions. I'm running in a non admin account, get the admin permission to install the helper file, but then immedaitely get the error. I also get it any time I try to import a pool, but when pools are auto imported or imported using sudo in the terminal, ZetaWatch reports the status of the pools perfectly.
ps -ax | grep Zeta
That error seems to be "normal", every time the helper is updated (which it is when ever ZetaWatch itself is updated. But it shouldn't happen again until the next update, and at least for me, communication is established instantly afterwards. But I am an admin user. Are you sure the helper is actually running?
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ps -ax | grep Zeta
should show the "ZetaWatch.app" process and "/Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/net.the-color-black.ZetaAuthorizationHelper".
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