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In the article linked from the iTerm2 page, it says that this:

echo -e $'\e]9;Growl Notification\007'

should trigger a Growl notification but it doesn't.

I've goofed around a bunch but cannot make it work.

Growl notification is definitely enabled in preferences. I don't know that I've ever seen a Growl notification from iTerm2, so perhaps there's some broken linkage but I don't know how to debug that.

Any ideas?

Jean-François Corbett
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tqwhite
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  • I note that iTerm2 does not appear in the Growl application list, even though the iTerm2 preference for Growl is checked. – tqwhite Jul 25 '14 at 17:17

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It has to be present in Growl's Settings -> Applications in left sidebar.

I had to reinstall iterm. Then it appeared in this tab and notification started to work.

Marek Bytnar
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