Can't modify CFMSupport
Charles Yeomans
yeomans at desuetude.com
Thu Jul 28 11:22:44 CDT 2005
On Jul 28, 2005, at 10:54 AM, jda wrote:
>>> Hm, thanks. I think I tried that (another machine, so I can't check
>>> right now). It was set to sysadmin. I reset it to me -- still
>>> disabled options. Very odd. I'll play with it some more later,
>>> thanks.
>>
>> You could also open a terminal session and change permissions the
>> old-fashioned way.
>>
>
> I could if I were old-fashioned (and knew the first thing about Unix).
>
Ah. The command you want is chmod. If you, in your logged-in persona,
are not the owner of the file, then you would need to use sudo, which
allows you to execute a single command as a privileged user. Here is
the command to make the directory world-writeable.
chmod go+rw /Library/CFMSupport
Start Terminal.app and enter the command at the prompt. Don't do too
much of this, lest you find yourself renaming all of your computers
after Tolkien characters.
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Charles Yeomans
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