samspade21
commented
5 years ago The sudo command looks correct. You can always do a "sudo -s" to enter a cmd as root. Then do your "defaults write" command in that context.
Closed darrenramlal closed 5 years ago
samspade21
commented
5 years ago The sudo command looks correct. You can always do a "sudo -s" to enter a cmd as root. Then do your "defaults write" command in that context.
Hi there, im having an issue with the setup. This step : sudo defaults write "/Library/Preferences/com.cambridgeconsultants.onedrive-kfm" EnableKFM -bool YES
will always let me type in the admin password but won't accept the credentials. The other steps do .