The MAC client can misbehave after an OS upgrade, for those situations we recommend performing a configuration reset to be done. This can also be done before installing a new version of the client. Below are the steps.
To reset and save Mac client cache:
- Shutdown the MAC client.
2. Go to user's $HOME folder (Key Shorcut: Cmd+Shift+H in Finder) and rename folder named 'gladinet' to 'gladinet.bak. The picture shows the two names as reference, but at the end, the only one left should be the one with bak at the end.
3. Restart Mac Client
To reset passwords settings:
1. Open the Terminal (Key Shorcut: Cmd+ Space).
2. Type: "defaults domains"
You will notice the name Gladinet as the first domain. Select this name and then copy it to use it in the next command.
3. Type: "defaults delete GLADINET_DOMAIN_NAME"
This will erase all user and password settings from the machine.
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Helpful guide, thanks. If the GladinetClient process is missing in Activity Monitor, the crash log in $HOME/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ is the right place to check, and the timestamp in the file name tells you which crash matches the moment the drive disappeared. When I set up a small Mac workspace near my entryway, I also browsed some Garage door repair Albuquerque
lbc branches my googling outputs brought to me to article like yours where you described how to change the defualt save location setting to another specifc location, but i have not a specificic location in mind now. I just want word opens
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