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<blockquote data-quote="Stubaan" data-source="post: 1324710" data-attributes="member: 204336">Hi folksDoes anyone know whether there is a setting in Terminal that will automatically generate log files of all Terminal sessions and save them individually? I saw an allusion to this on a post somewhere but cannot find any such setting myself.That failing, can anyone give me a hand implementing this solution I found on a dead forum? I am an extreme novice when it comes to this.Specifically;1) I have saved a text file with this content on my desktop but when I try to copy it to /usr/local/bin via Terminal (because I can't actually navigate there manually with Finder) I get a permissions denied error...2) How would I then make it executable?3) How would I set is as the command to execute when creating a new terminal window in Terminal preferences - I cannot see where/how to set this.MUCH 'bliged.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stubaan, post: 1324710, member: 204336"] Hi folks Does anyone know whether there is a setting in Terminal that will automatically generate log files of all Terminal sessions and save them individually? I saw an allusion to this on a post somewhere but cannot find any such setting myself. That failing, can anyone give me a hand implementing this solution I found on a dead forum? I am an extreme novice when it comes to this. Specifically; 1) I have saved a text file with this content on my desktop but when I try to copy it to /usr/local/bin via Terminal (because I can't actually navigate there manually with Finder) I get a permissions denied error... 2) How would I then make it executable? 3) How would I set is as the command to execute when creating a new terminal window in Terminal preferences - I cannot see where/how to set this. MUCH 'bliged. [/QUOTE]

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