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Local path clarification #5
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Run this Do you know where is your authy ? Or have renamed? If authy is in your Desktop. What you can do is:
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thanks @momaek So I was able to setup Alfred Authy. However entering the 'at' command to search for my tokens it returns nothing. I saw the faq but have no idea what the binary file is.. can you help once again? |
Also in your Terminal App run Then run |
Hello. I am trying to follow you advice here. I ran the commands: cd ~/Desktop And i was met with mv: rename authy to /usr/local/bin/authy: Permission denied I then tried sudo mv authy /usr/local/bin And I got rename authy to /usr/local/bin/authy: Operation not permitted Do you know what is causing this problem? Thank you |
After "mv authy /usr/local/bin" when I attempt to use "authy refresh" i get zsh: command not found: authy |
echo $PATH |
You'can check this https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/16629-authy-alfred-workflow/?do=findComment&comment=94703 |
Hi there
I'm not a coder and I've tried to figure this out but what do you mean by "Move authy to your local $PATH"? Would you mind clarifying this a bit..?
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