Oct 04, 2010  I just started a new job and they have me working on mac since I have some basic experience. Anyways I'm working with files within an app and trying to use terminal to access some of those files. The issue comes up when I try to change the directory in terminal to the app. Open or quit Terminal on Mac. Each window in Terminal represents an instance of a shell process. The window contains a prompt that indicates you can enter a command. The prompt you see depends on your Terminal and shell preferences, but it often includes the name of the host you’re logged in to, your current working folder, your user name.

Here then are all the different solutions I’ve found about how to get waiting iPhone apps to continue their installation or update process.(Note: Since the iPhone, iPod, and iPad all use the same iOS operating system, these solutions will also work for waiting iPad and iPod apps.) 1) Waiting iPhone app solution: Reboot your iPhone (iPad, or iPod)The most popular solution I’ve seen (and the most-written about solution in the comments below) for the waiting iPhone app problem is to reboot your iPhone. I had about 11 apps with 'waiting' status after I pressed the 'Update' apps button. Here are some consolidated notes of comments about this “waiting iPhone apps” solution:The iPhone reboot worked for me! Stuck on waiting mac app update.

1. Delete Directory Terminal Mac
2. Mac Remove Directory Command

Feb 13, 2014  In this video you'll learn how to easily create a new directory on your computer right from the terminal command line. This is an easy, but essential process that you'll use over and over again. I'm unable to remove a directory like 'New Folder' using all the above detailed commands. It's double worded. But I want to remove that directory. Any suggestions will be welcomed. T.Divakara, Bengaluru, India – user307933 Jul 22 '14 at 7:33.

This document explains how to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection 12 (SEP) for UW-Madison Faculty, Staff and Students on OS X. This process will work to uninstall old versions of Symantec as well.

Note: Please remove Symantec from any personally owned devices. Regarding UW-owned devices, if you have IT support, they will likely coordinate the removal of Symantec from your device (do not remove yourself). If you have questions about Symantec on your UW owned device, please contact your local IT support, otherwise feel free to open a case with the DoIT Help Desk.

Delete Directory Terminal Mac

Note: After you’ve finished uninstalling Symantec, learn more about the new antivirus options for your device here.

Mac Remove Directory Command

1. Download the Symantec Uninstaller (Mac) here.

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2. After downloading the zip file, navigate to your downloads folder and double click on RemoveSymantecMacFiles.zip.

3. Open the RemoveSymantecMacFiles folder, and double click on RemoveSymanteMacFiles.command.

4. If a warning appears about opening applications from the internet, click Open.

   • If you run into a 'Cannot run due to unidentified developer' error message when trying to run the file try the troubleshooting steps found here: Open an app by overriding security settings

5. Enter in the admin password (if the user is the primary user, enter their password to login to the machine) and press enter. When you type the password into terminal, it will not show any characters, but terminal still is taking the input in.

6. Enter in a 1 to the prompt to select 'Remove all Symantec files/folders.'

7. In a small amount of time, the uninstall script will finish, and prompt you to enter a 'y' (yes) or 'n' (no) to restart your machine. In order for the uninstall to be complete, you must restart the machine. Once the machine has restarted, you have successfully uninstalled Symantec.