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What we need is a specific growlnotify command that can reproduce the problem 100% of the time. Please copy such a command from your terminal and paste it here. (And use growlnotify --version first to make sure you are running growlnotify 1.1.4.) We need this because I, for one, cannot reproduce thi...

The same for me : Mar 1 02:04:32 Mac-Mini growlnotify[58417]: *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '*** -[NSURL initFileURLWithPath:]: nil string parameter' It looks like you're using --appIcon, not --image. I was able to fix that one easily—the fix wi...

I tried using your method of piping the output of the rsync command directly to growlnotify but I didn't end up getting any growl notifications until the rsync command was completed. I assume that growlnotify was waiting for an EOF or Control-D command… EOF, yes. Ctrl-D is a signal to the TTY to en...

pbedouk wrote:when will it become available?

When we release it.

and what do we do in the meantime??

Switch GrowlMail to summary mode (http://boredzo.org/blog/archives/2009-0 ... -growlmail), or uninstall it.

It is way over notifying me about my mail usage. When I create a draft, send mail, etc. etc. I just want to see incoming mail and events. Ever solve this problem? First, make sure you have the latest GrowlMail installed. Updating Growl does not update GrowlMail—you need to update GrowlMail yourself...

My Mac1st shows the whole msgs, only those that really came to my mailbox and also there are small icons like x (close), v (read) etc. GrowlMail does not provide such icons and Growl does not support them (notifications are currently plain-text only and will never have buttons). Those notifications...

I know that Growl compatible apps have special bundles in them. Not really. Just a framework and an optional (but highly recommended) plist file. The app uses the framework to post notifications and (if it doesn't have the plist) to register; Growl uses the plist (if the app has it) to register it ...

I've been looking at the develop docs to see if there's a way to intercept an event sent from a Growl-registered application to Growl, upon which Grown executes your own handler. Nope. You could write a plug-in, but we don't provide any plug-in hooks for this. Feel free to file a request in our bug...

In the forums, I found reference to typing this in Terminal: "defaults write com.Growl.GrowlHelperApp GrowlLoggingEnabled -int 1", so I did so. There are some other prefs you need to set for that to work. Where does this log file save to? That's one of them. Or does this no longer work at...

Hold down Option while clicking the close box of one notification.

Added. It'll show up on the website shortly. Thanks.

cruciarius wrote:If I use iCal style for Adium as blue. I can't use iCal style of another color for a different application.

Some displays, such as Smoke, let you change the background color by priority. You might try that: set the notification priority.

One thing that really bothers me about Growl notifications is how long they take to fade out after clicking the X button. On many Windows apps, simply right-clicking anywhere on a notification will make it disappear instantly. Is there a way for Growl to do this? Or is there at least a way to make ...

I might be barking up the wrong tree, But can Growl execute an Applescript on receipt of a notification. Theoretically. There are a lot of limitations under the current system, though: You'd have to write a Cocoa-based display to run the script. It would have to be the same script every time (can't...

I was wondering if there was a way to pipe the output of an rsync command I run from a shell script so that all the output from rsync appears in growl notifications? Yes there is. You use the pipe character: | So something like this: rsync $VERBOSE $EXCLUDE -a --delete -e "ssh -i $RKEY" $...

xandrani wrote:When I change the default display style in the 'Display Options' tab, when I dismiss the preferences and re-visit the settings are lost.

What version number does Growl show in the About tab of its preference pane in System Preferences?

2) It would be better if Growl automatically scans the system for known applications... No it wouldn't. Such a scan would be very performance-intensive (even with Spotlight) and we don't need or want users complaining that Growl slowed down their system immediately after they installed it. One othe...

Since I installed Safri 4 Beta I noticed something else with Mail.app which crashes, when I recieve new mail. So I deleted the GrowlMail.bundle and it seems to work again. [guessmode on] I think growl uses Webkit to render its messages, and it seems like it is not compatible to the new Webkit engin...

Spidouz wrote:I had some trouble to have the iPhoto notification working...

What do you mean? iPhoto doesn't support Growl and I don't know of an iPhoto-like display (nor can I imagine what such a display would look like).

funknut wrote:I am having this same problem, only there are no Growl* files in ~/library/logs/CrashReporter.

Anything in the Console log? Use the search field in the top right of the Console window to search for “Growl”.