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Seems like "wheel" is an extra group, or instead of, "admin".
BATCHMOD EL CAPITAN ARCHIVE
So I can make an archive to an external disk that can be used by anyone.Īnd its weird that it seems that files on the "migrated from" computer do not always have identical Permissions lists as the same files on the "migrated to" computer. What I want to do is make the SHARED folder truly shared, so anyone can do anything to any file placed into it. If Root is turned on for that account, how do I turn it off, not knowing the Root Password they created? I do know the user account password). I suspect that it is the source of my screwy Permissions. Is there a way to check its status other than going thru every Admin User account? ( I use the account which Migrated to the machine, but when I bought this computer used, it had one existing User, and of course its an Admin.
I also think that I saw a file whose Get Info has a line for System Administrator which baffles me.
BATCHMOD EL CAPITAN HOW TO
I need to learn more about how to see the status of and work on Access control lists (ACLs). Things like two lines for Everyone, one with "custom access" or having to enter a password even though an Admin User. And it has some other screwed up Permissions in the Applications folder that existed prior to the rebuild. The new computer just had an Apple level 4 rebuild (eg whole new guts - cat spilled a glass of milk on it). How is Execute permission implemented in OSX - default Everyone, and if restricted uses ACL?ĭoes an ACL show as "custom access" in Get Info ? At least it should be visible so you know what its status is. ***** that Apple has blocked access to the Execute permission in Get Info. I have BatChmod.app which is a nice GUI for operating on permissions instead of using Terminal. I swear sometimes I see a line for Wheel and sometimes for Admin and sometimes both are omitted.
BATCHMOD EL CAPITAN FULL
In fact, it seems unneccessary to have Wheel included in Shared since the purpose is to allow full read/write/execute to any user. So Wheel must not have anything to do with the problem. How do you insert wheel into permissions for a file or folder? But on the older computer they are working correctly, I can MOVE files. So why? Or how did wheel get lost from the other? I know that Wheel is the set of Users who can Sudo (from Unix origins of OSX in OSX they are the set of Admin Users). On the older computer running OSX 10.6.8, I did notice that only ONE of the two folders involved has the line item for Wheel, which is also correctly read+write.
BATCHMOD EL CAPITAN UPDATE
Not going to update to Sierra so don't go there. So I'm using the exact same Admin User account on both machines.Īnd most of the folder structure & files are identical (except the new ones created on the El Capitan machine) That computer was Migrated to this new one, which already had El Capitan. Its working properly in my old computer using OSX 10.6.8. How do I fix this? Is there a way to "reset" permissions for users/shared to the "newly installed OS default" ? What permission setting prevents MOVE ? RENAME ? Requiring password to TRASH ? Even after using the gearwheel to "apply to enclosed items" in Shared, the problem persists. Every category (system, wheel, everyone) has read+write. But looking in Get Info I don't see any Permissions that look wrong. This is my personal computer, no other users or networks or cloud etc junk involved.įor example, I'm trying to move files from folder MISC FILES to folder SORTED FILES. I cannot RENAME any of the files within users/shared/ various folders.īut I can RENAME the folders within users/shared/ Then in order to trash the original, I need to enter my password.
I cannot MOVE files between folders within users/shared/ various folders.
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