Could use some guidance here on how I can go about editing the go script from a Mac.  I tried opening the file off the flash drive with AppleScript, but it wouldn't open it.  I've tried searching with no luck so far, so any guidance and help is appreciated.

 

Thanks.

Could use some guidance here on how I can go about editing the go script from a Mac.  I tried opening the file off the flash drive with AppleScript, but it wouldn't open it.  I've tried searching with no luck so far, so any guidance and help is appreciated.

 

Thanks.

 

Text Edit should be able to open the go script.

If you can telnet to the unraid server (not sure how to do it on a Mac), but you can use a utility built into unraid call 'mc'. In the command prompt via a telnet session to your server, execute mc, and from there, navigate to the 'go' file and hit F4 to edit the file in a simple text editor.

 

Could use some guidance here on how I can go about editing the go script from a Mac.  I tried opening the file off the flash drive with AppleScript, but it wouldn't open it.  I've tried searching with no luck so far, so any guidance and help is appreciated.

 

Thanks.

At least three options you have:

 

1. Telnet to your unRAID as it was mentioned above. You do this by opening the terminal and then typing "telnet YOUR_UNRAID_IP" without the quotes. Then follow the instructions,

 

2. Or open the FLASH disk in the finder and then locate the go script in the /config directory. Right click and open it using the TEXT EDIT and SAVE. You then remove the older go file if you wished - Text edit creates a new one and keeps the original. You might have problems if you are not using the PLAIN TEXT mode in the TEXT edit (carriage returns).

 

3. Download/install unMENU (adds-on), then you can use the built-in edit function, This is the best / easiest and safest way to do. Because if you do a mistake it will keep your original go script intact and it will edit the linux file in a proper way so you don't need to worry about getting the files corrupted.

 

I have a MAC, I used options #1 & #2, but after installing unMENU, #3 is my choice of preference.