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Hi!
I'm having an issue where the terminal keeps saying that the file in put in it has 'operation not permitted'. Even when I go to Security & Privacy > Full disk access > Give terminal full permission. It does still not change the message I receive in the terminal.
Doe anyone have a solution for this?
Also what file, and where is it located? Locations on the boot drive outside of the "/Users" folder cannot be modified even by an admin or root user beginning with macOS 10.15 Catalina regardless of what the permissions say as they are located on a read-only APFS volume.
shokafromzeewolde wrote:
Hi!
I'm having an issue where the terminal keeps saying that the file in put in it has 'operation not permitted'. Even when I go to Security & Privacy > Full disk access > Give terminal full permission. It does still not change the message I receive in the terminal.
Doe anyone have a solution for this?
what is the command line?
leroydouglas wrote:
what is the command line?
LOL, I think you meant "what is the command" ?
Terminal issue 'operation not permitted'
