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Starting Go-Global/AppController via MAC OS Terminal

Owned by Kai Andras
Last updated: 22 Nov 2021
1 min read

The Application / Dock shortcut for AppController fails to connect to a server. You can try to launch via Terminal to see if that connects.

 

  1. Open Terminal

  2. Type in the below

    cd / ./Applications/AppController.app/Contents/MacOS/AppController -h uk2gg10.tphglobal.com

Replace uk2gg10.tphglobal.com with the server you are trying to connect to. You can view the list of servers here: Changing AppController/ Go-Global Server

3. If this works, you can create a batch script file to launch terminal and AppController. Create a new file and call it GoGlobal.command and paste in the below (or use the attached file)

 

#! /bin/bash cd / ./Applications/AppController.app/Contents/MacOS/AppController -h uk2gg10.tphglobal.com

 

5. Give the file execution privileges by opening terminal, navigating to the script location, and typing the below. GoGlobal.command is the name of the file.

chmod +x GoGlobal.command

You may need to use sudo to escalate the command