Terminal code problem
If typing the wrong code in Terminal What can I do now? I do not know what meaning of the code Pls help! T_T
Wrong-code: sudo spctl –mater-enable
Correct-code: sudo spctl –master-enable
Macbook (2016 or later)
If typing the wrong code in Terminal What can I do now? I do not know what meaning of the code Pls help! T_T
Wrong-code: sudo spctl –mater-enable
Correct-code: sudo spctl –master-enable
Macbook (2016 or later)
If typing the wrong code in Terminal What can I do now? I do not know what meaning of the code Pls help! T_T
Wrong-code: sudo spctl –mater-enable
Correct-code: sudo spctl –master-enable
You are always better off copy & paste command line in using the terminal.
those two commands look the same to me.
sudo spctl --master-disable
I can not think of a single reason why you would want to disable the Gatekeeper assessments.
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For the sake of completeness , status of your Gatekeeper from terminal:
spctl --status
spctl --master-enable
spctl --master-disable
Hi PlutoIX,
If you're wondering what the correct command does, it simply enables Gatekeeper if it was manually disabled. Gatekeeper keeps your Mac safe by refusing to open applications or programs by an unsigned developer. You can manually override this on a case-by-case basis by right-clicking (or holding down Control as you click on) the application in Finder, and then selecting Open.
The sudo prefix elevates the rest of the command to superuser (root) privileges, and requires your password to do so.
Terminal code problem