My Cron tasks stopped running after I installed Mountain Lion. How do I get them to run again?
MacOS – Cron doesn’t run after installing Mountain Lion. How to make them run again
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Have you tried just recreating the folder and naming it the same thing? I don't believe the folder is created when you install developer tools. It should be there due to Safari.
You could always convert your workflows to Automator Applications if you want to be able to run them by double clicking. Open the workflow up in Automator, duplicate it, and save it with a File Format of Application, rather than the default Workflow:
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The resolution turned out to be creating the etc/crontab file (e.g.,
sudo touch /etc/crontab). Apparently, this file was deleted during the installation of Mountain Lion.