Hi, I'm currently working on porting our app – which exposes an OSXFUSE filesystem – to macOS 10.12 Sierra.
Previously, our app created a directory in /Volumes itself, before mounting to that mountpoint. With macOS 10.12, this is no longer possible for a non-admin user, since the permissions of the /Volumes directory have been changed, removing write permission for group and other. I was curious as to how this could happen, so I used fs_usage to find which process created the mountpoint when a USB storage device was connected. It turned out that diskarbitrationd does this, and also does it when the mount is triggered by diskutil. How can I get a filesystem to get diskarbitrationd to mkdir a mountpoint? Should I do this in the kext? In the mount executable? Thanks in advance, Charles
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