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Replied In com.apple.rpmuxd.plist
rpmuxd is the Remote Package Multiplexer Daemon, a diagnostic component of Xcode which is used to collect network package traces of attached iOS devices during debugging.It seems that Apple has not updated the launch description of this service for Catalina yet. The system policies of Catalina don't allow Xcode to install the software at its traditional location. The correct path in the plist should be "/Library/Apple/usr/libexec/rpmuxd".
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Replied In Permissions on .Trash folder
For a permission error, you would get the message "Access denied"."Operation not permitted" means something else: The system policies don't allow the running application to execute a specific function. In your example, the application "Terminal" might not have your privacy approval yet to access the entire file system.You can change this via "System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Full Disk Access".
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Replied In How to Edit /System/Library/LaunchAgents/
The /System folder is stored on a read-only volume, so it cannot be changed while Catalina is running.To edit files in this folder, you will need to use a second operating system, e.g. the recovery system.
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Replied In Issues with external HDD's
This is very likely NOT Serviio's fault.All of Apple's own file servers built into macOS also fail as soon as you share external volumes.
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Replied In Permission error on file open
At the moment, it is the correct behavior intended by Apple that this cannot be resolved.The user has to quit your program, manually give access approval in System Preferences, and restart your program.
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Replied In Beta 2 root read-only
This is the correct and intended behavior which was announced for all versions of macOS Catalina, except for the first Developer Preview.You can try to remount the root file system for read/write access, but this setting will only survive until the next reboot. If the remount command is also rejected, you will have to disable System Integrity Protection first.