Re: Packages - installing to current user's home directory
Re: Packages - installing to current user's home directory
- Subject: Re: Packages - installing to current user's home directory
- From: Hanspeter Harpf <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2017 11:32:43 +0100
| Dear Sergey,
the goal is to install the main application into the application folder and some files into the "current user“ folder (example: /Users/hanspeterharpf/Documents/) So a separate installation is not intended but I think that is the only solution.
Dear Mike,
thank you so much for you URL to the „The Commandments of Packaging in OS X“; very helpful. what if there is no "current user" when the package is installed, like if the system is at the login prompt when the package is installed? What will happen if another user is added to the machine after the installer is run? I’m aware that a new created user won’t have those files which have been installed into the „other“ user folder; the files are not essential for a functional work of the application but more some additional – helpful – settings.
Thank you and Best Regards, Hanspeter Harpf
Am 16.03.2017 um 10:36 schrieb Sergey MadBish < email@hidden>:
As far as I understood you have to distribute (install) both packages separately.
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