I tried installing VLT on my local machine where i have AEM installed and running successfully.
But it is not woking for me. As per comments on a forum thread i followed: How to use the VLT Tool - docs.day.com but when i change my environment path:
export M2_HOME=/Users/moy/apache-maven-3.1.1
export VLT_HOME=/Applications/CQ-li/vault-cli-3.1.6
export PATH=$PATH:$M2_HOME/bin;$VLT_HOME/bin;
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
and then reboot the system and run
vlt --help
its showing me this error:
Macintosh-Y:bin moy$ vlt --help
-bash: vlt: command not found
Do you have any suggestions for me ?
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Hi,
As I wrote you privately on the old forums, it looks like you have the wrong delimiter on the third line. You should only be using colons.
Also, if you have Homebrew installed, you should look at https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/homebrew-brews which allows you to install the latest version of vlt very easily.
Regards,
Justin
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You need to extract vlt and install it on mac. You can find vlt zip file in your cq5 installation at crx-quickstart\opt\filevault\filevault.zip
Once you install add vlt file to your enviroment path. This error will go away. You should be able to use it on Mac
It seems that you installed vlt in /Applications/CQ-li/vault-cli-3.1.6, can you go to /Applications/CQ-li/vault-cli-3.1.6/bin and run
vlt command
It could be environment path issue
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Hi,
As I wrote you privately on the old forums, it looks like you have the wrong delimiter on the third line. You should only be using colons.
Also, if you have Homebrew installed, you should look at https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/homebrew-brews which allows you to install the latest version of vlt very easily.
Regards,
Justin
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You don't need to add vlt to the path. If you're on Mac/Linux, just go to where you unzipped the download.
For example
cd .../vault-cli-2.4.40/bin
Then type the following
./vlt --help
If you see the following or similar, you're in business.
Jcr File Vault [version 2.4.40] Copyright 2011 by Adobe Systems Incorporated
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