Is there a way to shell-script permissions repair without knowing the
disk's BSD name in advance, wrap it in a script-only package, then use
ARD to push the package over the network? There shouldn't be a problem
with the packaging once I have the script, but I'm not sure where to
begin with the script after having looked at the diskutil command. It
looks like it wants a specific ID for the drive and I'm curious to know
if anybody's run into, and fixed, this problem.
For example, when I take a look at the boot partition (I have a 250GB
drive with three partitions) on my desktop Mac through Apple System
Profiler, it shows up as disk0 for the BSD name. On my PowerBook, where
I have one partition set up, the drive shows up as disk0s9. Does this
matter to the the diskutil command, or can I tell it to just look for
the active boot partition and fix the permissions on that?
Thanks,
Rich
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LAN Support
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