I posted a Terminal script a few days ago to do something like this and while it was legitimately criticized as being a security risk, it is essential for OS X where apps are really just folders and need to be writable. In your case, you can probably just make it so that the current user is the owner and that would work fine (use the chown shell command).
Cheers, Sarah
On 10 Nov 2004, at 4:40 pm, Rob Cozens wrote:
Hi All,
There is a beta version of SDB Tools including folder compression/expansion capabilities available at <http:wecode.org/serendipity/serendipity_downloader.htm>. To test folder compression you will need to download SDB_Tools.rev and Serendipity_Library.rev. The former is designed for use as a plugin; the later can reside anywhere.
There is a known problem in this beta: while the individual files & folders that comprise a Mac OS X application bundle appear to decompress correctly, the application fails to launch when double-clicked. Any help in isolating the problem -- or identifying glitches I haven't caught as yet -- will be greatly appreciated.
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Rob Cozens CCW, Serendipity Software Company
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