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Support writes from Finder on OSX.
Yea, Finder doesn't seem to think it can write, and some other apps (namely Preview). I've had better luck with things that don't try to do a bunch of fancy metadata/versioning stuff (command line, Sublime Text). I think the Finder problem might have to do with resource forks, but adbfs isn't showing any errors, just that Finder opens and closes the ._* files a bunch and occasionally writes to them.
Does this include from a terminal under OS X?
I just updated with a git pull and then ./install.sh and after running adbfs-automount I can't touch foo, I get the old touch: foo: Operation not permitted
That's a bug. When did you start seeing this? Does it happen on other devices?
On Sat, Apr 2, 2016, 09:28 Julian Frumar [email protected] wrote:
Does this include from a terminal under OS X?
I just updated with a git pull and then ./install.sh and after running adbfs-automount I can't touch foo, I get the old touch: foo: Operation not permitted
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I have just re-tested it with the Genymotion emulator, and the Android emulator and both give the same "Operation not permitted" error.
I removed the src dir in my $GOPATH, then I re-run the install instructions (to fetch the src from GitHub and install.sh), then when i run adbfs-automount the device mounts OK in my ~/mnt dir. I can then cd into it and see the list of default sdcard directories, but if I try a mkdir foo or touch foo.txt both result in the operation not permitted error.
Anything else I should try? Thanks!
Thank you for developing this useful tool! I am really looking forward to the 'write from finder' support, so I wonder whether you are still developing this project or not. Please let me know. Thanks!
