Hi all,
I have an Automator workflow, that I was triggering using a Calendar event. Since updating to Sequoia, it has stopped working.
I get the following message:
The program “calaccessd” has no permission to open “FILENAME”.
Any help on how to resolve this would be really appreciated!
Thanks,
Doreen
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 15.0
Ok, got it work – apparently Calendar doesn't have access to files on iCloud Drive, but it works if I copy the script to my Mac. Obrigado Luis! 😀
I'm running Sequoia – with Sonoma it worked fine. Anyway, we're getting somewhere: the setup is a little tricky, basically I'm running a Script Editor app which, in turn, opens another app (Fake, a browser for automation) and loads a specific file.
I've added the Script Editor app (plus Fake and Calendar) to the Full Disk Access and Accessibility (basically, "control your computer") whitelists. Now I'm getting an error similar to the original poster:
The application “(null)” does not have permission to open “BookClass1845”. (BookClass1845 is the script editor app, by the way).
What OS version were you running before? Sonoma? Or some other version?
You need to give Automator and, probably your program, permission to "control your computer".
I was hopeful this was my issue as I was saving to the iCloud Automator folder, but still fails for me copied to my Downloads folder. :( Calendar and Automator have Full Disk Access and Accessibility, but still getting calaccessd permissions error.
I'm having the same issue. For me it fails silently. If I check the error logs it states:
TriggeredURLHandler - Error Opening FileURL due to nil triggerURL
I have the same problem, I have de file in Desktop chapter and It is not working
Calendar unable to open Automator file since updating to Sequoia