Updating to 10.11 has unfortunately impacted my work flows in a considerable way, because I cannot, more or less, rely on these great utilities anymore. #30 First of all, I would like to thank you very much for the hard work that has gone into developing some of my most valuable tools, namely TotalFinder, TotalTerminal and Asepsis. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub Yosemite? It is strictly a new enhancement, right? Installing the utility, then re-enabling SIP? Or is the way Asepsis worksĪlso does disabling SIP make the OS any less secure than it was under Such a way that it could be installed by first disabling SIP, then On Wed, at 11:24 PM Mike Greiling Question: could Asepsis be altered in
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Hopefully a clean install will prevent the permissions nightmare I faced I will try again pretty soon, maybe once the first patch goes public. TotalTerminal - which intertwine with the OS in somewhat complicated ways. I assume this was causedīecause I upgraded while having software like HomeBrew, Asepsis, and My permissions, and without a repair tool, it wasn't really feasible to tryĪnd sort through all the directories manually.
I actually downgraded back to Yosemite as the Capitan upgrade killed all of Less secure than it could be, and the OS was built assuming it would remain But technically speaking, it does make the system Personally, I think as longĪs you use common sense and follow the same precautions you always have, it That could cause vulnerabilities with SIP off.
There may be other assumptions like this throughout the operating system Modified, and thus doesn't include a permission repair tool (not even one Than under Yosemite - but there can be an issue with certain things, anĮxample being the new Disk Utility app. Regarding security, again, as far as I'm aware, you aren't any less secure Normally (along with other Binary Age products, including TotalFinder and As far as I am aware, SIP needs to remain disabled for Asepsis to function
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