Fetch Mac OS
For many -- perhaps most -- of my files and folders, the Get Info (Command - I) window shows a greyed-out 'Fetching...' for the name of the only entity with Read-and-Write privileges:
- Company Site Fetch is an easy-to-use, full-featured FTP and SFTP client for the Apple Macintosh.Please note if Fetch does not work for you, there are other free SFTP programs available on the web.
- Fetch is a reliable, full-featured file transfer client for the Apple Macintosh whose user interface emphasizes simplicity and ease of use. Fetch is a reliable. Fetch supports FTP. The familiar Mac OS X Finder - Droplet.
I successfully re-tested this method Jan 2019 - still working as stated for a Mac limited to El Capitan. Purchased older OSes are still listed & accessible. The simplest way - if available to you - is to use your Purchase History on the App Store. If you have ever previously installed any OS X version, it will still be available to you from.
What does that mean?
Perhaps relatedly, iTunes will not run, complaining via an alert box on launch that
The iTunes Library file is locked, or on a locked disk, or you do
not have write permission for the file.
Clicking OK on the alert box Quits iTunes.
I tried changing the enclosing 'iTunes' folder's permissions
to add (Me) with Read and Write privileges.
I then deleted the 'Fetching...' entry.
Then I selected 'Apply to enclosed items' from the gear icon.
This new pattern did not propagate to the enclosed items. (I checked several.)
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How is this supposed to work?
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--Gil
Fetch Mac Os X
Mac mini, macOS Sierra (10.12.6), null
Fetch Mac Os
Posted on Aug 18, 2017 2:37 PM