On 2 Sep 2021, at 10:01, David Pomicter wrote:
I have noticed on Big Sur that the only way to grant network
permissions is
to attempt to use the application that needs it and hope that a pop up
appears to grant it.
Does anyone know how to forcefully setup quicksilver to have access to
network locations?
My Use Case:
I currently use quick silver key bindings to Run applescript that
calls out
to network drives. Since upgrading to Big Sur, these script return
Apple
Event Time Outs at the line where it is connecting to a network drive.
I was able to force the system security permissions on scrip editor
and run
the script there with success - which is leading me to believe its a
permissions issue with Quicksilver and Big Sur.
I’m not sure in that case if it’s Quicksilver that needs access, or
the script. I use QS to access a network folder directly all the time
and I don’t remember it asking, so that’s probably covered by giving
QS Full Disk Access.
Can you add the script to different categories in the Security & Privacy
prefs? If not, maybe if you save the script as an application, it will
let you?
You could also try resetting all the prompts with `tccutil reset
AppleEvents` in Terminal, but that will require you to re-approve a
bunch of activity.
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Rob McBroom
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