Closed nathan-thenut closed 9 years ago
sudo chown -R $(whoami) /usr/local
should resolve the errors by making sure var
is owned by you.
But is it really a good idea to own /usr/local as a normal user?
Nothing is normally in /usr/local
, so it's not like you're suddenly unrooting system utilities. If you're strongly against /usr/local
though you shouldn't install Homebrew there. Without the correct permissions to write across directories you'll run into endless pain.
But is it really a good idea to own /usr/local as a normal user?
Yes. You can write to /Applications
as a normal user too.
Closing per the above.
Syncthing won't autostart due to not having admin rights for /usr/local/var/log/syncthing.log. Changed the logpath in the plist file to /tmp/syncthing.log and it works fine. Here is my old plist file: https://paste.xinu.at/iAq/ The plist file is created via the formula.