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10 to one says this is because you've run something calling /bin/sh before. if he switched the /bin/sh out to /bin/zsh or /bin/bash which ever his default shel
by ehutch79 6y ago
10 to one says this is because you've run something calling /bin/sh before.
if he switched the /bin/sh out to /bin/zsh or /bin/bash which ever his default shell was, he wouldn't have seen the first delay.
- chipotle_coyote 6y agoThat's plausible -- but I'd be (mildly?) surprised if Apple hadn't pre-okayed binaries they supply with the OS. Even if you flip the Super Paranoia switches in privacy settings, you don't need to give macOS explicit permission to launch Apple-supplied binaries from the Finder.