MacOS Catalina causando "Encontrar :.: Operação não permitido" erros -- terminal campo com finder campo com automator campo com catalina camp apple Relacionado O problema

I have an automation workflow that I use as a Quick Action. It takes a Finder item and calls a shell script with it. Part of the shell script runs a find command on the directory of the Finder item. Prior to Catalina, this worked. Now I get

find: <path to the directory>: Operation not permitted 

This only happens when I'm running it as the Service Quick Action. If I call the script in Terminal, it works fine, as does the find command in Terminal.

# Directory to delete files from REAL_FILE=$(/usr/local/bin/realpath "$1") DIR=$(dirname "$REAL_FILE")  find "$DIR" -type f -depth 1 -print0 | while read -d $'\0' FILE do     if [[ "$FILE" < "$REAL_FILE" ]] ; then         mv "$FILE" ~/.Trash/     fi done 

I had a somewhat related issue. I created a periodic script that was running under /etc/daily.local. This was on macOS Catalina. It had the following line:

find "/Users/brianc/Downloads" -Btime +3d -name 'GBH4SN2*.rdp' -type f -print 

And when the script ran, I would see the following:

find: /Users/brianc/Downloads: Operation not permitted 

So, I granted Full Disk Access (System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Full Disk Access) to find. No difference. Granted FDA to bash. No difference. Granted FDA to sh. No difference. Finally, by going through all the different scripts, I found that periodic scripts are run under /usr/libexec/periodic-wrapper which is executed from /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.periodic-daily.plist. So, I granted FDA to periodic-wrapper. Problem solved.

You need to grant the Finder full disk access:

1. Open Security & Privacy preferences
2. Go to the Full Disk Access option.
3. Click the plus button.
4. Locate the Finder in /System/Library/CoreServices/ (or simply type 'Finder' into Search).

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