Re: scripting additions folder on X is readonly?
Re: scripting additions folder on X is readonly?
- Subject: Re: scripting additions folder on X is readonly?
- From: Olivier Destrebecq <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 09:41:17 -0600
You have to add your scripting addition either in the
~/Library/ScriptingAddition or at the computer level
/library/ScriptingAddition. the first solution will enable scripting
additions only for the user that install them, the second will make
those scripting addition available to the whole computer, but you
probably need administrative privilidges to do that.
olivier
On Thursday, February 14, 2002, at 09:46 PM, James Sentman wrote:
Hi Folks,
Just looking into adding some scripting additions and on my machine my
ScriptingAdditions folder is owned by root and I can't drag the files
into there.
I can't imagine any reason why you would not want to be able to write
to the scripting additions folder, so I'm hoping that it's just
something odd with my system.
If this is the way the system is normally setup then any scripting
addition that under 9 would have been a drag and drop install would
require an installer and admin password. Seems like more trouble than
it's worth.
Is everyone's ScriptingAdditions folder read only?
Thanks!
James
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