Showing system log files in MkConsole

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Showing system log files in MkConsole

Post by erik » 18 Nov 2009, 00:43

In Leopard you can give MkConsole access to the system log files by making it run with "admin" group privileges, even when you are not in the admin group. You need the command line to do so:

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cd MkConsole.app/Contents/MacOS
sudo chgrp admin MkConsole
sudo chmod 2755 MkConsole

The same works for the element version.

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