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Can google or github accept it ?

> emmmm... I'll figure out a solution for this case.

Follow FAQ. Check if `PATH` is set

You just `echo $PATH`, If you get an output like this: `/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin` And you just move authy file to `/usr/local/bin`. Then rerun authy command.

Run this `echo $PATH` in your Terminal app, you'll get output like this `/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin`. Do you know where is your authy ? Or have renamed? If authy is in your...

Also in your Terminal App run `which authy`, you'll get an output like `/usr/local/bin`(if you follow the steps before) Then run `echo $PATH` check output if have `/usr/local/bin`. If so,...

What type of tokens? And make sure your tokens are backuped

> After "mv authy /usr/local/bin" when I attempt to use "authy refresh" i get zsh: command not found: authy echo $PATH

> After "mv authy /usr/local/bin" when I attempt to use "authy refresh" i get zsh: command not found: authy You'can check this https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/16629-authy-alfred-workflow/?do=findComment&comment=94703

> I had the same problem. It looks like I put the `authy` command in my own PATH even though I defined it in .zshrc via alias. > > https://github.com/momaek/authy#q-dont-workdont-show-result