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Changing plug-in file permissions (macOS)

1. Start the Terminal application, and use the cd command to set your path as needed.

2. Enter the following at the command line:

chmod g+rx <filepath>

or

chmod g+wrx <filepath>

The g+rx is necessary because plug-ins and system scripts must have the group read and executable bits enabled. Use the g+wrx form to permit write permission as well. Some plug-ins or scripts that use preferences or folders of additional files may require write permission to those files or folders.

Related topics 

Enabling the Install Plug-In File script step to update plug-ins