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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by
    #4

    ok great!
    thanks for letting me know

    ~
    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    macdish
    wrote on last edited by SweetP
    #5

    Cookie 5.2.1 sticks at same point indefinitely. The output of scripts for me is:

    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  admin   47 Feb  7  2016 clearCookies.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  admin  119 Nov 18 08:04 clearSafariCache.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  admin  159 Feb  7  2016 clearSafariHistory.sh
    

    I seem to be lacking two of the scripts listed in your output and they are all assigned to admin. What next?

    iMac (late 2013) MacOS 10.12.1

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    macdish
    wrote on last edited by
    #6

    Problem seems to be solved. I deleted Cookie Application and associated folders and files, rebooted computer, and reinstalled Cookie. I still have only three of the 5 scripts listed a being in the com.sweetpproductions.Cookie5 Folder, but clear safari cache no longer hangs.

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    macdish
    wrote on last edited by
    #7

    I spoke too soon. Less than 24 hours after reinstalling Cookie 5, Cookie once again gets stuck on clearSafariCache.sh. Any more suggestions?

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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by SweetP
    #8

    ok try this:
    navigate to the Applications Script folder
    ~/Library/Application Scripts/com.sweetpproductions.Cookie5

    then open Terminal.app
    type cd then drag the scripts folder onto the terminal, and press RETURN
    then type these 3 commands, each followed by pressing RETURN:

    chown :staff clearCookies.sh
    chown :staff clearSafariCache.sh
    chown :staff clearSafariHistory.sh
    

    also the extra scripts are only needed if you have Safari Technology Preview Installed.
    can you let me know if that works

    ~
    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    macdish
    wrote on last edited by SweetP
    #9

    That seems to have done the trick. I can quit safari and Cookie empties the cache without any problem.
    The chown command changed

    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  admin   47 Feb  7  2016 clearCookies.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  admin  119 Nov 18 08:04 clearSafariCache.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  admin  159 Feb  7  2016 clearSafariHistory.sh
    

    to

    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  staff   47 Nov 18 08:04 clearCookies.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  staff  119 Nov 18 08:04 clearSafariCache.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 ronaldgold  staff  159 Nov 18 08:04 clearSafariHistory.sh
    
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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by
    #10

    perfect!
    im not sure why they are installing with the wrong permissions to begin with,
    but thats great its a simple fix.

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    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    pumpkin
    wrote on last edited by
    #11

    I deleted Cookie and all associated files and scripts, reinstalled and still experienced the clearSafariCache.sh endless process. I then searched the forum and found your "chown " workaround which did the trick. Hopefully this is a temporary fix to be corrected in some future release, yes?

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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
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    #12

    perfect,

    Im not sure why the files are installed with the wrong permissions. but ill look into it.

    ~
    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    pumpkin
    wrote on last edited by SweetP
    #13

    The clearSafariCache.sh endless process has returned despite changing permissions as you described previously. Permissions are:

    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 cj  staff   47 Nov 18 08:04 clearCookies.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 cj  staff  119 Nov 18 08:04 clearSafariCache.sh
    -rwxr-xr-x@ 1 cj  staff  159 Nov 18 08:04 clearSafariHistory.sh
    

    Even with Safari quit if I run Cookie and then quit Cookie the endless process returns. I have removed Cookie from StartUp Items for the time being in the hope you can find a permanent solution to this problem.

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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by
    #14

    are you using the Mac App Store, or the version from my store @pumpkin?

    ~
    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    pumpkin
    wrote on last edited by
    #15

    Purchase directly from you april 30, 2016. Order #27069. Current rev 5.2.1.

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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by
    #16

    have you tried a computer restart?
    that can sometimes fix strange issues like this

    ~
    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    pumpkin
    wrote on last edited by
    #17

    Not wanting to jinx anything but I did a reboot and so far all is well!

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    ralf.papenkordt
    wrote on last edited by SweetP
    #18

    I have got the same problem and found a solution: Change the script clearSafariCache.sh from

    find /private/var/folders \! -name "*SafariTechnologyPreview*" -name "*com.apple.Safari*" -exec rm -r {} \;
    

    to

    find /private/var/folders \! -name "*SafariTechnologyPreview*" -name "*com.apple.Safari*" -exec rm -r {} \; 2>/dev/null
    

    Because the original script throws "Permission denied" errors and therefore opens the file descriptor stderr, it seems that the parent process (com.apple.foundation.UserScriptService) can't close it as long as a file is open.

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    SweetP
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    #19

    Thanks ralf!

    I'll update the script to your solution.
    🙂

    ~
    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    alohart
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    This seems to be occurring with the App Store Cookie 5.12 under macOS 10.15.6 as well as earlier macOS versions. I see a gear icon appear in the menu bar. When I click on the gear icon, I see "clearSafariCache.sh Running" followed by "clearSafariCache.sh Failed". I've checked all the "fixes" in this thread and found that none apply to my situation. Any ideas?

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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by
    #21

    I have this fixed in Cookie v6.0.17

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    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    alohart
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    #22

    @SweetP If your Cookie v6.0.17 fix works in Cookie 5.12, what would that fix be?

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  • SweetPS Offline
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    SweetP
    wrote on last edited by
    #23

    Cookie 6 doesn’t use the script anymore as it’s not necessary on Mojave+

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    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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