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| Click here to select a new forum. | | Remotely shutdown a classic mac | Posted by: galgot on 2015-07-31 23:00:40
Ok, now have a problem. Tried on another Mac , OS 8 too, and there Cron Manager opens the "*1.sit", but doesn't launch the resulting "*1" script at the same time. Have to wait another minute , then it opens again "*1.sit", and this time opens "*1" and "*1.1" , the two scripts now in the folder, at the same time. And there I get and error message saying that it can't do the script because there is already another same command command going on :-/
Funny it was working on the other Mac with same system... Maybe different Applescript versions?
Is there a way to make a script that would move the "*1.sit" file , or any file called somehing else than "*1" to the trash ?
| Posted by: Elfen on 2015-08-01 09:40:34
I think that is a different Apple Script issue. You should be able to get the version number from "Get Info" from the icon.
| Posted by: mikes-macs on 2015-10-06 02:15:20
On Macs running Mac OS X 10.5.8 or lower with Appletalk activated on port connected.
In Script Editor
on run
tell application "Finder" of machine --name of Mac to shutdown in quotes ""
shut down
end tell
end run
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