Folder access for the Mac

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cazzie98
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Folder access for the Mac

Post by cazzie98 »

Every time I create a file it need permission from mac to add the file to a folder. Is there a way to give MakeMKV permission so I dont have to give it permission every time?

Thanks
Woodstock
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Re: Folder access for the Mac

Post by Woodstock »

Sounds like the folder has permissions set to "ask" for write ability, which is separate from MakeMKV permissions.

Does it do it for ALL folders, or just certain ones?
dcoke22
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Re: Folder access for the Mac

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You probably need to grant Full Disk Access to MakeMKV in the Security & Privacy pane in System Preferences.

Some additional links about full disk access.
macOS Mojave: For app permissions, what’s the difference between Accessibility and Full Disk Access?

MANUALLY GRANTING APPLICATIONS FULL DISK ACCESS IN MACOS CATALINA
8u5jl
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Re: Folder access for the Mac

Post by 8u5jl »

I have granted Full Disk Access both to the MakeMKV.app and to the binary `/Applications/MakeMKV.app/Contents/MacOS/makemkv`, but it doesn't help, I keep getting this prompt, seemingly every time MakeMKV starts writing a new file:

"“makemkv” would like to access files on a removable volume."

I am writing the backup to an external drive, this is on macOS 13.3.

If I write the backup to the internal drive, I only get the prompt twice, that's it.
royale
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Re: Folder access for the Mac

Post by royale »

In Finder, if I right-click MakeMKV, "Show Package Contents", and add the "MacOS/makemkv" executable binary, that resolves it for me. Assuming you've restarted the app, I don't understanding why you're still getting prompted. It's still happening across restarts? If you've updated MakeMKV, you might need to re-add the `makemkv` binary.
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