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Under High Sierra, I suddenly find that I am unable to enter commands in the Terminal. When a window opens I see the following
Last login: Wed Feb 5 11:35:52 on console
login: login: Could not determine audit condition
[Process completed]
I've Google searched for a solution but nothing has worked so far. Thanks in advance for any fresh advise on this issue.
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.13
Yes. My searching found these. Both posts initially suggest deleting the /usr/bin/login file. But I am unable to delete the file because "login can't be modified or deleted because it's required by macOS". There's a more complicated solution in the first post, but making those changes to Terminal preferences had no affect when I opened a new Terminal window.
Yes. My searching found these. Both posts initially suggest deleting the /usr/bin/login file. But I am unable to delete the file because "login can't be modified or deleted because it's required by macOS". There's a more complicated solution in the first post, but making those changes to Terminal preferences had no affect when I opened a new Terminal window.
Sorry, we need more help in here.
login: Could not determine audit condition
