MacOS demands you assign access to programs explicitly (see below)

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process run via launchctl cannot read media directory (but calling shell script can)

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2024-09-01, 03:12 AM

Alternatively you can login as a desktop user and go to Security & Privacy → Privacy → Full Disk Access and then give jellyfin (and its friends like dotnet and ffmpeg if you install it manually) full disk access. This HAVE to be performed in the settings window because any command allowing that is considered as a security bug.

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MacOS demands you assign access to programs explicitly (see below) - by cashewtree - 2024-08-31, 08:20 PM

RE: MacOS upgrade broke my MacOS Media Sever - by cashewtree - 2024-08-31, 08:34 PM

RE: MacOS upgrade broke my MacOS Media Sever - by cashewtree - 2024-08-31, 08:55 PM

RE: MacOS upgrade broke my MacOS Media Sever - by gnattu - 2024-09-01, 03:08 AM

RE: MacOS upgrade broke my MacOS Media Sever - by cashewtree - 2024-09-01, 03:10 AM

RE: MacOS upgrade broke my MacOS Media Sever - by gnattu - 2024-09-01, 03:12 AM

RE: MacOS demands you assign access to programs explicitly (see below) - by cashewtree - 2024-09-01, 03:15 AM

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