I'm using the Sine Nomine build of OpenAFS for Mac 10.12 and found a fix I
needed to make the menu bar padlock tool work.
Since 10.12 locks down /usr/bin with the new security policies, the
installer puts the tools in /opt/openafs/, but the PreferencePane and menu
bar tool don't seem to have that in $PATH, even though it is for
interactive shells. So, the padlock tool can't find aklog and tokens.
The padlock tool explicitly has /usr/local/bin in the search path for the
AFS tools though, so my fix is to just symlink aklog and tokens into
/usr/local/bin, and it all seems to work. This just requires regular root
and is permitted by the System Integrity Protection.
It would be cleaner to get /opt/openafs into the default path for the
padlock tool, but I'm not a Mac developer.
I never found this issue with 10.11, even though it also has System
Integrity Protection.
Richard
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Richard Brittain, Research Computing Group,
IT Services, 37 Dewey Field Road, HB6219
Dartmouth College, Hanover NH 03755
[email protected] 603-646-2085
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