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Since upgrading to macOS Safari (10.14.1), each of the commands
ls ~/Library/Safari
ls ~/Library/Mail
— even if preceded by sudo— gives error
Operation not permitted
Is there some way to get around what I presume is a security measure added in Mojave?
iMac, macOS Mojave (10.14), 4.0GHz Corei7, 32GB, 3Tb Fusion
I know I can get around this by going into System Preferences > Security & Privacy and giving Full Disk Access to Terminal.
But is there some less "blunt" way to do it?
I know I can get around this by going into System Preferences > Security & Privacy and giving Full Disk Access to Terminal.
But is there some less "blunt" way to do it?
Apple has introduced more security controls in Mojave, so Terminal's Full Disk Access is the only resolution.
ls operation not permitted on ~/Library/Safari or ~/Library/Mail
