On 4/11/2016 4:54 AM, Harald Barth wrote: > > It would not be the first time that applications in MacOSX try to > determine themselves if they have file system permission (by issuing > stat(2) and looking at owner and unix bits) instead of access(2). So > fix your directory owner and/or permissions so that it _looks_ correct > UNIX-wise. Test chmod 777 (will of course not do any real change > security wise as the AFS permissions are in effect, but may fool the > finder) > > Harald.
Harald, The OSX DesktopServicesHelper does not make use of the unix mode bits to make decisions. The OpenAFS 1.6.6 clients due not have support for the recent changes in the OSX security profile. All AuriStor filesystem OSX clients versions v0.105 and later satisfy the requirements of DesktopServicesHelper without leaking the contents of the cache to processes started as root. AuriStor file system clients can be downloaded from https://www.auristor.com/filesystem/client-installer/ Sincerely, Jeffrey Altman AuriStor, Inc.
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