Fakeroot on macOS tries to delete system directories
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I’m having a problem with fakeroot on macOS. I created a pacman fork. When I’d like to delete a package, pacman tries to delete /usr/ instead of a subdirectory. On Linux, it is working fine, though.
Error output:
~ sudo meme -R but-why
checking dependencies...
Packages (1) but-why-1.0-1
Total Removed Size: 3.75 MiB
:: Do you want to remove these packages? [Y/n] y
:: Processing package changes...
error: cannot remove file '/usr/': Operation not permitted
osx c pacman programming fakeroot
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I’m having a problem with fakeroot on macOS. I created a pacman fork. When I’d like to delete a package, pacman tries to delete /usr/ instead of a subdirectory. On Linux, it is working fine, though.
Error output:
~ sudo meme -R but-why
checking dependencies...
Packages (1) but-why-1.0-1
Total Removed Size: 3.75 MiB
:: Do you want to remove these packages? [Y/n] y
:: Processing package changes...
error: cannot remove file '/usr/': Operation not permitted
osx c pacman programming fakeroot
asked Jun 28 at 10:15
oioioi
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how are we to know what is wrong with your code when you have not posted the code as part of your question.
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I’m having a problem with fakeroot on macOS. I created a pacman fork. When I’d like to delete a package, pacman tries to delete /usr/ instead of a subdirectory. On Linux, it is working fine, though.
Error output:
~ sudo meme -R but-why
checking dependencies...
Packages (1) but-why-1.0-1
Total Removed Size: 3.75 MiB
:: Do you want to remove these packages? [Y/n] y
:: Processing package changes...
error: cannot remove file '/usr/': Operation not permitted
osx c pacman programming fakeroot
asked Jun 28 at 10:15
oioioi
112
I’m having a problem with fakeroot on macOS. I created a pacman fork. When I’d like to delete a package, pacman tries to delete /usr/ instead of a subdirectory. On Linux, it is working fine, though.
Error output:
~ sudo meme -R but-why
checking dependencies...
Packages (1) but-why-1.0-1
Total Removed Size: 3.75 MiB
:: Do you want to remove these packages? [Y/n] y
:: Processing package changes...
error: cannot remove file '/usr/': Operation not permitted
osx c pacman programming fakeroot
asked Jun 28 at 10:15
oioioi
112
asked Jun 28 at 10:15
oioioi
112
asked Jun 28 at 10:15
oioioi
112
asked Jun 28 at 10:15
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how are we to know what is wrong with your code when you have not posted the code as part of your question.
– user3629249
Jun 29 at 16:59
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how are we to know what is wrong with your code when you have not posted the code as part of your question.
– user3629249
Jun 29 at 16:59
how are we to know what is wrong with your code when you have not posted the code as part of your question.
– user3629249
Jun 29 at 16:59
how are we to know what is wrong with your code when you have not posted the code as part of your question.
– user3629249
Jun 29 at 16:59
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how are we to know what is wrong with your code when you have not posted the code as part of your question.
– user3629249
Jun 29 at 16:59