Moving app to destination '/var/folders/xv/gqk_1btj70v8gfz8xb0ydw940000gn/T/tmp.xJ0rXd0iYc/Runrestic.app' $RESTIC backup ~/Library/Mail &> /tmp/restic/log.txtĬreating application bundle folder hierarchy Provides an easy CLI that does the job in a single command: GUI, or open /path/to/Restic.app but not by directly using theĮxecutable stored in e.g. Move the application to /Applications (may not always be necessary).Package a standard MacOS application that runs a script (including a restic.If you do the following, you can get access to the protected files: Update 20181121: I think I’ve found a much better route for anybody thatĬan write a simple script in a compiled language like Go – see the update Permissions helpful in digging through this: tccutil reset Of note, I’ve also found the following command to reset the relevant I’ve made some progress as outlined in this GitHub These permissions are found in System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Weeks ago and have been sorting through how to give it access to these Restic having some permissions errors a few This seems like a good feature and probably should be left enabled byĭefault, but it presents a challenge for backup software I noticed MacOS Mojave has new privacy protection features in place that preventĪpplications from reading a number of files unless explicitly given access by If you haveĪny insights or suggestions, I’d love to hear them in the comments below. Publishing this post continue to work without permissions errors, even now,īut I can’t get this process to work with any new ones. For some reason, the binaries that I created at the time of Bottom Line: Here are a few strategies for giving full disk access to aĪs noted in the restic issue linked below, this process is no longer workingįor new binaries.

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