Available commands
C-Command Software was founded in January 2002 by Michael Tsai to develop great Mac utilities and productivity applications. For example, while you press Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X, and Ctrl+V to copy, cut, and paste on Windows, you press Command+C, Command+X, and Command+V to do the same on a Mac. This key has the ⌘ symbol on it. This symbol appears throughout the Mac's menus to indicate when you can press the Command key along with another key to issue a keyboard shortcut. When you buy a Mac, you'll need to start using the command key instead of the control key. For example, instead of pressing Control-S to save and Control-C to copy like you did in Windows, you'll have to press Command-S and Command-C to do the same thing in OS X. All of the other available keyboard shortcuts are similarly affected. Command-C is a small application that will automatically synchronize your devices clipboard without requiring any special attention. The Command-C desktop app for the Mac is a companion for the.
Command C On A Mac
You must be signed in to the Code42 app to use commands that require authentication.
Command C Mac
| Command | Description | Requires authentication? |
|---|---|---|
backup.replace | Recreates the client-side cache with data from the destination. Can i control alexa from my mac. | Yes |
backup.scan | Performs a file verification scan or checks your file selection for deleted files. You can abbreviate this command as scan. | Yes |
backup.set | Creates or deletes backup sets. You can abbreviate this command as set. | Yes |
backup.validate | Validates the client cache for all or a given destination. | Yes |
connection.info | Enlarge photo without losing quality mac. This command is removed in version 6.9.0 and later. The command is visible but deprecated in earlier 6.x versions because the 6.x Code42 app does not support computer-to-computer backups. | No |
custom | Get mac address of alexa. Deletes any existing Code42 app language and skin customizations. | Yes |
deauthorize | Signs out the current user, disables the Code42 service and requires you to sign in to resume. | Yes |
disconnect | Disconnects the device or another device on the account using the Globally Unique ID. For example: disconnect | Yes |
dump | Prints the client's state and configuration to the logs for easy reading. If possible, always issue this command before sending the logs to support. | No |
exit | Exits the Code42 app and turns off the background Code42 service. | Yes |
fullDiskAccess | For devices running macOS 10.14 and later, indicates if full disk access is granted to Code42. Due to Apple privacy restrictions, full disk access is required for Code42 to perform security monitoring and backup activity for all files on a device. Requires Code42 app version 8.2.0 or later. | Yes |
getlogs | Compiles the client logs into a compressed archive and displays the archives path. | No |
guid | Displays device's current identity (Globally Unique ID). | Yes |
guid new | Assigns a new, randomly generated device identity. | Yes |
guid | Reassigns the provided GUID from another device in your account to this device. | Yes |
help | Lists available commands. | No |
java | Displays or sets the Java JVM maximum heap size. You can use this command to increase the amount of memory allocated to the Code42 service. Image tool mac. | Yes |
log | Controls logging levels. Available logging levels are:
| Yes |
(Version 6.8.3 and later)
(Version 6.8.2 and earlier) | Pauses backup to a specific destination GUID for 1 hour. Add a number of minutes to pause for a different period, up to a maximum of 24 hours (1440 minutes). For example, | Yes |
(Version 6.8.3 and later) | Pauses backup for a specific backup set for 1 hour. Add a number of minutes to pause for a different period, up to a maximum of 24 hours (1440 minutes). For example, Obtain the plan UID for a backup set by searching for PlanUid in the service.log.0 file. | Yes |
| Pauses the Code42 service for 1 hour. Add number of minutes to pause for a different period, up to a maximum of 24 hours (1440 minutes). For example, pause.system 30 pauses for 30 minutes. You can abbreviate this command as pause. | Yes |
proxy | Manages proxy settings and refresh PAC file. Available proxy commands are:
| Yes |
reauthorize | Reauthorizes with the server. You can abbreviate this command as rz. | Yes |
reconnect | Reconnects the device or another device on the account using the Globally Unique ID. For example: reconnect | Yes |
removable.media.info | Outputs a .txt file with metadata for all removable media connected to the device. This can help administrators investigate security events. If no path is specified, the file is created on the Desktop. Optionally, add a filepath to save the file to a different location. For example: Requires Code42 app version 7.7.0 or later. | Yes |
restart | Exits the Code42 app and restart the Code42 service. | Yes |
(Version 6.8.3 and later) https://freeelectric.mystrikingly.com/blog/what-call-of-duty-is-free. (Version 6.8.2 and earlier) | Resumes backups to a specific destination GUID. | Yes |
(Version 6.8.3 and later) | Resumes backups for a specific backup set. Obtain the plan UID for a backup set by searching for PlanUid in the service.log.0 file. | Yes |
resume.system | Resumes the Code42 service. You can abbreviate this command as resume. | Yes |
send.log | Sends logs to the server. | No |
shutdown | Stops the Code42 service. You can abbreviate this command as stop or exit. | Yes |
version | Lists the version and build number of the Code42 app. For example, in this response:
Code42 app versions before 8.0.0 also include a timestamp that is not related to the current version. You can ignore this timestamp. | Yes |
