Sorry, I don't know why they use that specific value. The Mac launchd plist "label" for this plist file is ".agent".I assume this Mac launchd plist file is on both systems because I use the Chrome browser, but I don't know that for a fact.Īs you can see from this Mac launchd example: Users/al//Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/GoogleSoftwareUpdate.bundle/Contents/Resources/GoogleSoftwareUpdateAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/GoogleSoftwareUpdateAgent I found this second Mac launchd plist file example on both of my MacOS systems: This is helpful when you use the launchctl command, as discussed in the earlier tutorial. Runs that script every minute, as given by the StartInterval tag.Runs a Unix shell script named /Users/al/bin/crontab-test.sh.A first Mac launchd/launchctl example (a launchd plist file)Īs a first MacOS launchd example, here's the Mac plist file I showed in my other tutorial:Īs mentioned in that Mac launchd tutorial tutorial, this launch plist script does the following things: As I started working with launchd and launchctl, I realized it would probably be helpful to see several different launchd examples, specifically launchd plist file examples. In an earlier tutorial ( MacOS startup jobs with crontab, launchctl, and launchd) I demonstrated how to use the MacOS launchd facility instead of cron to run what would normally be a cron (crontab) job. Apple/Mac launchd FAQ: Can you share some MacOS launchd examples (also written as launchd plist examples, or launchctl examples)?
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