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To hide the bitnami banner, google recomment to run

sudo ./bnconfig --disable_banner 1

But in MacOS it is bnconfig.app and so I am not able to run this. changing this to

sudo ./bnconfig.app --disable_banner 1

also failed.

How can I do this in macOS

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  • Create an empty file at `/home/bitnami/banner/disable-banner` then do `sudo service bitnami restart`. – marekful Jan 29 '17 at 14:02
  • @marekful: My Path is /Users/juasoft/Documents/BITNAMI/odoo9 So in this case, where should I create the file and what the file name should be? Including the extension. – Jithin U. Ahmed Jan 29 '17 at 14:24

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.app folders on OS X are a bit peculiar. From the finder they look like programs, but in the terminal they are actually just folders.

It seems like this is the way to configure Bitnami on Mac: https://docs.bitnami.com/installer/components/bnconfig/

In your case I think that means:

~/Documents/BITNAMI/odoo9/apps/odoo/bnconfig.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder.sh --disable_banner 1

If you need to run this with sudo, replace the ~ with the absolute path to your home folder. You can get it with (cd ~ && pwd).

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