How do I grab Panini logs from RangerFlex on the MAC?
To grab Panini logs on the MAC using RangerFlex:
- Open the Terminal.
- Navigate to ...RangerFlex.app/Contents/MacOS/RangerFlex
- Drag and drop the "RangerFlex" binary to the terminal.
- The exact binary location will appear in the terminal.
- Example: /Users/Frank/Desktop/1.2.3.0-1.0.18.2/RangerFlex.app/Contents/MacOS/RangerFlex
- Add: " &> ~/Desktop/PaniniLog.txt" without the quotations.
- Full Example:
/Users/Frank/Desktop/1.2.3.0-1.0.18.2/RangerFlex.app/Contents/MacOS/RangerFlex
&> ~/Desktop/PaniniLog.txt
- Run the command; RangerFlex will start.
- Reproduce your issue.
- A text file named PaniniLog.txt will be written to your Desktop with Panini logging information.
- Send your Panini log to support@sbullet.com for review.
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