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Re 2) I'm running a multi user homebrew setup for years. I have my users (personal and various work accounts) live under the "Local" Group and do ``` sudo chmo
by oschrenk 10y ago
Re 2) I'm running a multi user homebrew setup for years. I have my users (personal and various work accounts) live under the "Local" Group and do
```
sudo chmod -R 770 /usr/local/
sudo chmod -R +a "group:Local allow delete,readattr,writeattr,readextattr,writeextattr,list,search,add_file,add_subdirectory,delete_child,file_inherit,directory_inherit" /usr/local/
```
I remember sometimes running into permissions issues but nothing re-running that command didn't fix.
- SkyMarshal 10y agoIt's a bit of a smell that Homebrew doesn't do this itself.
- 1amzave 10y agoReally? If you're going to do that, it seems like you might as well just merge all those users into a single account anyway, considering how trivial it would be for any one of them to execute arbitrary code as any other.
- Watabou 10y agoWhy is 'sudo' required? Just curious. I moved away from homebrew, to compiling my own software on macOS which I just put in ~/build. I don't use sudo make install since I own the ~/build folder. What am I doing wrong in this case?