malwarepermissionterminalzsh
I downloaded something out of the Internet and executed it, which might could have malware. After that I deleted all of that and i opened my Terminal and it gave me this error:
/Users/flawn/.zshrc:.:1: no such file or directory: /usr/local /etc/profile.d/z.sh
flawn@osx: ~|master⚡ ⇒ open .zshrc
These files exist and i could open it . I also tried to chmod all Files, but it didnt fix it. My fear is, that my system might not boot because of that permission errors…
Greetings
I had the same problem. I tried what Matt Love has suggested and still had the problems. I then downloaded Cocktail and ran permission repair, rebooted and all worked again.
This problem is caused by Apple's sandboxing of applications (in this case, OmniGraffle). Preview does not receive an entitlement to access the PDF if you just pass it a string to open. From Apple's release notes:
Compatibility Notes
When sending commands to a sandboxed application, such as TextEdit in OS X Mountain Lion, parameters that refer to files must be of an explicit file-like type and not a bare string, or the target application will not be able to access the file. For example, file "Macintosh HD:Users:me:sample.txt", POSIX file "/Users/me/sample.txt", or the result of choose file would all be acceptable, but the string "/Users/me/sample.txt" would not.
Why does this sometimes work? When you open a file manually, the application retains the entitlement to open it (in Recents, for instance). Therefore, if you try any file you've opened already, odds are it will work, but it won't work on new files.
To fix, change your code to read:
...
set srcFileRef to (open POSIX file srcFileString)
...
Best Answer
The error message-
/Users/flawn/.zshrc:.:1: no such file or directory: /usr/local /etc/profile.d/z.shcomes from line 1 of your .zshrc file and suggests that there is a space between the command substitution and the rest of the path-Back ticks for command substitution have been deprecated for a long time in favor of $(.....) but you would be better off using the absolute path to the sourced file-
or comment line 1 out if
zis not installed.In line 20 remove the curly quotes-
Last, terminate the last line of your .zshrc file with a newline.