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I have an existing daemon and I need to figure out how to get full disk access. We currently use launchD with the KeepAlive and RunAtLoad keys. From the readme, KeepAlive is on the no-no list.I'm certainly open to any and all suggestions on how to get the access we need. Yes, we need to run even when users are NOT logged in.Yes, we need to be able to access all files.It's a command line tool that is NOT part of an 'application'.
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Other questions don't actually answer this question.I have a command line application that needs to run with launchctl. How do I configure the system to allow it to run with full disk access?That's my need... I'm open to suggestions. What I have is a backup application that is listening for backup commands. This tool then starts another tool to do the data movementLaunchctl works just fine but doesn't have access to the more secured areas of the file system.From other answers, perhaps the app needs to be wrapped up on a 'real application' bundle, then grant that app full access...Is this the only way to make this happen?Any help appreciated!!
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