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Originally Posted by dnanian
No, the "chmod" is done in Terminal, to give the script file execution permission. This is the script you've written (hopefully as a plain text file), not the applescript.
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As I previously said.
I have no issue in Terminal, even without the "chmod".
The issue only occurs when SD reads the shell script (->permission denied).
I do not knom if this permission problem has to be settled in the shell script or the Applescript. It seems it is rather a shell sript problem, rather than an Applescript one.
Alternatevely, I could write a pure vanilla shell script, using the "rsync" command, but I am afraid of other new scripting issues.
Any hint ?
Thanks in avance.