joshuagarr

Thanks Andrew, We're not deploying Powerpack. To modify the preference for the sync folder it seems like I will need to...modify the preferences and then deploy them to the clients. Since my goal is automation this method puts me in a catch 22. I guess at this point I'm only deploying it to one user account (which exists on multiple clients) so I'll just hard-code my installer to set that user as the owner.

I am currently deploying Alfred 2 using Munki. This works great. I would like to deploy some Alfred custom Web Searches that are pre-configured for *all* user accounts on a machine. So far this doesn't work. There are a few possible solutions but what should be an solution seems to not be possible. Or I'm doing it wrong. Afred preferences live in: ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/ But if they could also/instead live in: /Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/ they would be the preferences for all users. Is there any way to make alfred preferences system-wide? If not my plan is to use a program called outset to run a script each time a new user logs in for the first time. The script will copy the Alfred.alfredpreferences package to the appropriate location for the user, then modify permissions/ownership accordingly. Not really difficult but thought it'd be worth asking if someone here can help me better understand what other options might be available. I'm sure there are others.

I love using Alfred to open google docs from my local Drive folder. But I often already have a doc open in a tab somewhere. Is it possible to create a workflow that will reveal a browser tab if it exists? Ideally I'd have a workflow like this: Alfred search for "stuff" Found document in Drive folder called "stuff" If any open browser has an open tab called "stuff" then reveal that tab instead of opening a new tab. Thanks!