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@tmcw are you still using this and if so, did you run into problems getting it to work with Mavericks?

The security settings seemed to have changed. The internets says that enable access for assistive devices now needs to be done from security and privacy rather than accessibility. Any help would be great.

Moar

The first time I ran the agent, nothing was logged.. Looking at the code it seems the code expects the directory ~/log exists and that the file ~/log/keystrokes.log exists. (I'm no Mac programming expert, but I think fileHandleForWritingAtPath won't create files, only let you write to existing files). Creating that directory and file (empty) by hand allows the program to log data.

Moar

After I upgraded to Yosemite, this agents seem to stop logging to the files. I've noticed it until today when I try to do some parsing into that data.

Does anyone encounter the same issue here?

For visualization of larger datasets.

I follow every steps in README, but nothing is recorded in keystrokes.log. My system is OS X El Capitan.

Did a clean clone of the github repository and then a build with Xcode 4.1. Ran into some path snafus; the build wants minute-agent/icon-raw.icns and minute-agent/icon-raw (1).icns which don't exist. Manually copying hihowareyou/icon-raw-2.icns to those paths fixes the build, but presumably it'd be better to change the icon path references in the build files.

Is there a way to make it work again?

Not sure if this is an issue with Dropbox or something to do with the way the keystrokes file is written to but I have my file stored in dropbox for syncing between computers and it appears to work fine until you head to another computer and notice that the file was never synced up to Dropbox despite it saying it's up to date.

Is it possible that the way the file is written to prevents changes from being detected?