You should first check for a previous install so that you aren’t needlessly re-installing the plug-in each time. To use with either a client or server side script, simply drag the bBox plug-in file into a container field, and then add the Install Plug-In File script step to your system’s initialization script.

Install Plug-In File Script Step (Client & Server) For details on installing a server-side plug-in: AppleScript) that typically work with a logged in user.

Plug-in Installation (Server)īBox is fully server-side compliant, although running server-side does put limitations on some functions (esp. It will send extra output to the system log, which you can view using the Console application in /Applications/Utilities or the log command in Terminal. There is a debug version of the plug-in in the DEBUG folder, which may be helpful for debugging some issues. You can install manually for an individual user by starting at their home directory, and putting it in: Library/Application Support/FileMaker/FileMaker Pro/ The demo file will install the plug-in if needed on both client and server (plug-in installation must be enabled on server). If using earlier versions of FileMaker or macOS, version bBox 0.97 may still be downloaded at bBox_0.97_FMP_plug-in.dmg. M1/Apple Silicon support added in 0.98.07. Use version 0.99.11+ for FMS 19.6 on Ubuntu 20, and follow installation instruction in the README file.ĬentOS Linux support was added in version 0.97, and Ubuntu support in 0.98.06. FileMaker Server versions 19.0 – 19.6 (including PSoS, script schedules, CWP, WebDirect).

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