@jeolsen commented on GitHub:
That looks like the issue. Running with zsh worked. Thank you
@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
can the shell at the top to /bin/zsh it's not a bash shell script...it's a zsh script.
@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
Are you copying and pasting the fix text directly into terminal?
If so are you in ZSH or BASH?
@golbiga commented on GitHub:
@iamflaurian how are you running this command?
@golbiga commented on GitHub:
@iamflaurian actually we needed to update something on our side, which I will take care of today. We need to add 2>&1 to the find command.
@jeolsen commented on GitHub:
@robertgendler I'm copying into an empty script.sh file for testing, adding #!/bin/sh to the top, and then running sudo sh ~/script.sh to execute it. <img…
@iamflaurian commented on GitHub:
Hey @golbiga
I add the command in various formats into a script that will be deployed using Jamf Pro. I did not touch it because it worked before updating…
@iamflaurian commented on GitHub:
Does it mean, CIS has to remove these rule because of SIP block? I'll create an account and also a ticket :) Thanks @golbiga
@georgalis commented on GitHub:
FWIW - Apple ships with /bin/bash from 2007, version 3.2.57(1), an update for that is not expected due to GNU licensing. While that version is generally compatible…
@golbiga commented on GitHub:
@iamflaurian so this is a CIS issue, I've let some folks know, but I would recommend opening a ticket with them (create an account on https://workbench.cisecurity.org…
@golbiga commented on GitHub:
Forgot to mention this was resolve in 121dc6e44f. Thanks for reporting the issue.
@iamflaurian commented on GitHub:
CIS recommendation: Audit:
% /usr/bin/sudo
/usr/bin/find /Library -type d -perm -002 ! -perm -1000 ! -xattrname com.apple.rootless 2>/dev/null
@iamflaurian commented on GitHub:
Hey @golbiga first of all, pretty appreciated you for answering my question. I would like add 2>&1 in find command will give the result "11" but does not mean…
@stefanbenten commented on GitHub:
In 2021, almost 2022 there is no reason to still offer non SSL secured sites. I just confirmed that uploads as well as downloads work fine.