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macOS Sierra no longer has /Volumes as world writable #3
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oh my, this is a tricky one :( |
tried to resolve in dev branch |
Could we lose our data if this is set to run? |
Good question, maybe it is safer to use the $HOME as the base for the mountpoints? |
In Version 0.90.4 in dev-Branch: The shares are mounted in ${LOGINHOME}/Volumes if on OS version >= 10.12.0 and not root-User, else in /Volumes |
Updated master with v0.90.5 |
Is there a fix which will allow it to actually mount the volumes in /Volumes on Sierra? This is the reason I have tried installing it, and it's not particularly clear from the README as to whether this is supported or not… |
It's not possible to mount a network volume in /Volume anymore (at least
from a shell), because the permissions changed since macOS Sierra
Output of "ls -lisaeO@d /Volumes" on macOS High Sierra
721593 0 drwxr-xr-x+ 8 root wheel hidden 256 15 Jan 16:16 /Volumes
0: group:everyone deny
add_file,add_subdirectory,directory_inherit,only_inherit
Another resource
https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2016/09/21/macos-sierras-volumes-folder-is-no-longer-world-writable/
best regards
Gerd
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… Is there a fix which will allow it to actually mount the volumes in
/Volumes on Sierra? This is the reason I have tried installing it, and it's
not particularly clear from the README as to whether this is supported or
not…
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OK, thanks — a shame Apple didn't think of this use case, but not a lot you can do… |
The script expects write access at the user level to /Volumes/. This is no longer the case for macOS Sierra.
https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2016/09/21/macos-sierras-volumes-folder-is-no-longer-world-writable/
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