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I can\'t, for the life of me, get the scheduling to work on Lingdon. If I \'get info\' on my slogger file the \'Where\' is /Users/Mario/Slogger. So therefore i set my \'What\' in Lingon to /usr/bin/ruby Mario/Slogger/slogger. But it doesn\'t work. What am I missing? ## Bad Uncle Leo — [Aug 11, 2012 05:30 am](https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5dd7-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501/social-logging-by-any-other-name-would-have-a-better-name-brettterpstra-com#55ed5e3a-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) Hi Mario, Lingon ONLY works with launch daemon files. What you SHOULD do is follow the directions and do the install.rb thing, that puts the Slogger scheduling file in: > \ > > \~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.brettterpstra.slogger > > \ If you use Lingon 3 from the Mac app store you can ONLY see \'user services\'\... the older Lingon allowed you to see system level ones but that is forbidden by the MAS. You\'ll be able to see this file in Lingon 3. To repeat: If you\'re a beginner with launch daemon/scheduling files, the best thing to do is have Matt\'s install script set up a Launch Agent for you.. then you can see what can be edited in Lingon. -Leo ## Bad Uncle Leo — [Aug 12, 2012 05:05 am](https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5dd7-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501/social-logging-by-any-other-name-would-have-a-better-name-brettterpstra-com#55ed5e3c-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) To be more specific, it looks like your \'qualified file path\' is incomplete. If you have Brett\'s \'install.rb\' script do the work, you\'ll get the right path. -Leo ### Mario — [Aug 13, 2012 12:17 pm](https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5dd7-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501/social-logging-by-any-other-name-would-have-a-better-name-brettterpstra-com#571b7ff7-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) Thanks for the reply Leo. I didn\'t know how to run the install file to get the launch agent. What I ended up doing is creating an \'application\' on Automator to run the terminal script then I scheduled this using Hazel by saying \'if\' application hasn\'t been opened in over 24 hours then run the application. Long way round I know, but it works. Another thing I noticed is that on the \'list view\' on Day One, the markup isn\'t displaying for me. Its fine when I go into the entry but just seeing the \'code\' in the list. Anyone else seeing this? I\'ve contact Day One about it but just curious to see if is just me. #### Jeff Jenkins — [Aug 20, 2012 01:41 pm](https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5dd7-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501/social-logging-by-any-other-name-would-have-a-better-name-brettterpstra-com#571b800e-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) Yes, seeing exactly the same thing, though I have one Day One entry that has a Bold first line but when I edit it there is no markup. This goes away on this one entry when I swith off the \"Auto-Bold first line\" option in the settings. The markdown is showing OK in the entry view when in Non-editing mode. #### Jeff Jenkins — [Aug 20, 2012 01:55 pm](https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5dd7-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501/social-logging-by-any-other-name-would-have-a-better-name-brettterpstra-com#571b800f-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) Yes, seeing exactly the same thing, though I have one Day One entry that has a Bold first line but when I edit it there is no markup. This goes away on this one entry when I swith off the \"Auto-Bold first line\" option in the settings. The markdown is showing OK in the entry view when in Non-editing mode. --- **Source:** [https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5e39-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501](https://my.remarkbox.com/55ed5e39-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) **Snapshot:** 2026-05-07T02:57:07Z **Generator:** Remarkbox `763cacb`