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Set Software Update check frequency in Mountain Lion
If you don't mind a little terminal-fu, this should also work:
Set Software Update check frequency in Mountain Lion
That's:
Set Software Update check frequency in Mountain Lion
Interesting: On Lion at least, you have to leave the ".plist" off to get the command to work (although it fails silently with the extension on there...) I'm really surprised Apple would change a behavior as basic as that between Lion and Mountain Lion. Edited on Aug 27, '12 01:19:05PM by dilvish1984
Re: Set Software Update check frequency in Mountain Lion
Note that using defaults to write to arbitrary plist files using a path has been deprecated for some time (since at least 10.3), with a warning in the manpage, and there have been recent rumblings that Apple intends to follow through on its promise to break that feature. PlistBuddy is a supported command-line tool for manipulating arbitrary plists (alas, with a more complex syntax, IMO). |
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