Reset permission terminal batchmod3/4/2023 rw- 1 root wheel 4616 tmptmpdbsg1yO-journalĭrwxr-xr-x 5 root wheel 170 May 16 11:50 vmĭrwxr-xr-x 4 root wheel 136 Feb 21 23:55 yp It would just be a massive time sink installing 350+ apps one by one.įWIW this is directly off my Sierra Mac. BatChmod is a utility for manipulating file and folder privileges in Mac OS X. Honestly I'm so fuckin desperate that I'm willing to wipe and start over just copy pasting the data. I'm usually incredibly paranoid about backups, following the 321 strategy (TM, Backblaze, Arq), and while I have all the data, I have no clue about perms.Ĭan someone help me out? SIP is disabled so I can run a chmod chown etc on Terminal with no issues.īasically I need either a script, command, or a utility to reset permissions to default. My MacBook works but stuff like Little Snitch kexts, and Homebrew are obviously borked because of perm issues.Īlso, after that I backed up my Mac on Time Machine which of course copied the fucky perms and now even a full TM restore is out of the option as Migration assistant only shows the latest backup. After a full crash, and refuse to boot, I reinstalled macOS, disabled SIP, and using Single User Mode was able to boot back in. Long story short, after a Migration from a MacBook Air to a new Pro, due to some permission issues with Setup and Home-brew, I ran Batchmod on root because I'm a complete and utter dumb fuck who forgot you couldn't edit /usr/ perms because of System Integrity Protection. SIP disabled, and now perms are fucked on folders like /usr/ that are protected by SIP. I'll be completely honest with you, I'm the type of person who rarely fucks up, but when I do, I fail in the single dumbest fashion. NOTE: I'm running macOS High Sierra v10.13.5 Developer Beta 5
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