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Local path clarification #5

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zendude213 opened this issue Jul 12, 2021 · 7 comments
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Local path clarification #5

zendude213 opened this issue Jul 12, 2021 · 7 comments

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@zendude213
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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..?

@momaek
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momaek commented Jul 12, 2021

Run this echo $PATH in your Terminal app, you'll get output like this /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin.

Do you know where is your authy ? Or have renamed? If authy is in your Desktop. What you can do is:

  • Open your Terminal App and type the following cmds
    • cd ~/Desktop
    • mv authy /usr/local/bin (the outut of echo $PATH seperate by ':')
    • authy refresh
  • Then follow FAQ

@zendude213
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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?

@momaek
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momaek commented Jul 13, 2021

Also in your Terminal App run which authy, you'll get an output like /usr/local/bin(if you follow the steps before)

Then run echo $PATH check output if have /usr/local/bin. If so, copy output and follow https://github.com/momaek/authy#q-dont-workdont-show-result . Add a new Name/Value pair. Name is 'PATH' and Value is the output you've copied. And try 'at'

@CharlesErrington
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Hello. I am trying to follow you advice here.

I ran the commands:

cd ~/Desktop
mv authy /usr/local/bin

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

@vizzual123
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After "mv authy /usr/local/bin" when I attempt to use "authy refresh" i get zsh: command not found: authy

@momaek
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momaek commented Mar 24, 2023

After "mv authy /usr/local/bin" when I attempt to use "authy refresh" i get zsh: command not found: authy

echo $PATH

@momaek
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momaek commented Mar 28, 2023

After "mv authy /usr/local/bin" when I attempt to use "authy refresh" i get zsh: command not found: authy

You'can check this https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/16629-authy-alfred-workflow/?do=findComment&comment=94703

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