Terminal on Mac doesn't know path to RcloneView's built in rclone

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Hello experts,

I’m on macOS 26.5.1 with RcloneView 1.4.48.

When I’m opening the Terminal window in RcloneView and entering a rclone command – no matter which command – I get:

zsh: command not found: rclone

Apparently the Mac doesn’t know the path to RcloneView’s built in rclone.
Any ideas how to fix this?

For your hints many thanks in advance!

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The rclone is embedded and you’d need to use something like:

/Applications/RcloneView.app/Contents/MacOS/rclone_arm64 (and then put your command here)

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Thank you for the hint!
It lead not directly to the solution but I got the solution from Google AI. It can be found here: Google Search

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Or you could use the whereis command in terninal

whereis rclone
rclone: /Applications/RcloneView.app/Contents/MacOS/rclone

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that doesn’t work - have rcloneview on macos and shows nothing for rclone

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Funny it works on my Macbook M1 running macOS 26.5.2….

But I did notised that it only gives me the path (path to the binary) if RcloneView is actually running, if RcloneView is not running it only gives me rclone: in terminal.

Edit.
Actually I was thinking of the which command and not whereis.

From what I can see which works if RcloneView is running or not.