Comment 13 for bug 1408406

Thank you for the prompt response. Unfortunately, doing it as

bash /Users/USERNAME/Desktop/runEpub.sh /home/USERNAME/Desktop/convertediBooks /home/USERNAME/Desktop/runEpub.log

Still results in

Error: You must supply the first argument as a directory!
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Usage: /Users/USERNAME/Desktop/runEpub.sh {1 2}
Usage: /Users/USERNAME/Desktop/runEpub.sh {Exportfolder debug-log}
Usage: example /Users/USERNAME/Desktop/runEpub.sh {/Users/USERNAME/Documents/Exportfolder /Users/USERNAME/Destktop//Users/USERNAME/Desktop/runEpub.sh/debug.log}

This script will read the iTunes books from /Users/USERNAME/Library/Containers/com.apple.BKAgentService/Data/Documents/iBooks/Books
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runEpub.sh and the folder "convertediBooks"already exist on the desktop. Terminal is in the desktop directory. Atleast I believe it is, the text that sits before you type your command is MacBook-Pro:desktop USERNAME$