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You can use the chown -R
option. Because the folders it’s trying to access were made by another proces, your user account is not the owner, and thus can’t make changes there. When you use chown -R
you just change the ownership of the folder to your user, not dangerous. I had to do it a couple of times for npm on my new laptop.
the command you would want to use is:
sudo chown <username> -R ./*
In folder: /usr/local/jamf/bin/lib
i think, if that doesn’t work, try going up one folder and use the same command there.
👤mika
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