That is, Apache was denied access to a file or directory due to incorrect permissions. It does not, in general, imply a problem in the Apache configuration files. In order to serve files, Apache must have the proper permission granted by the operating system to access those files. This is the only solution that did not give me errors - however, upon stopping and restarting nothing had changed; I'm still getting this whole 'ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)' business. – code-sushi Jun 7 '19 at 20:43.
Facing permission issue in Catalina OSX in your MacBook pro or air or iMac then just follow the below steps to fix read-write permission issue.
If the permissions on your Catalina OSX system seem broken, the OS comes with a utility you can use to repair the permissions. Here’s how it’s done.
For those of you familiar with the “Repair Disk Permissions” option that used to be located under “Utilities” > “Disk Utility” > “First Aid” in older versions of MacOS, you may notice this option is gone in MacOs Catalina OSX. Instead, you have to perform these steps in Terminal.
diskutil resetUserPermissions / `id -u`
Some users may need to run the command with “sudo” in front of it:
sudo diskutil resetUserPermissions / `id -u`
The system will then verify and repair permissions on you Catalina OSX . Please comment below if you still facing issue.
AnyDesk may only receive sessions when Accessibility and Screen Recording permission is granted by the macOS system.
Add AnyDesk to trusted apps in order to work correctly.
permission reminder | AnyDesk requires security permissions from macOS for remote input, screen recording and disc access. Click Configure to open macos system preferences and set permissions for AnyDesk accordingly. |
system permission request | Click System Preferences to open Security & Privacy |
macOS system preferences | 1. Unlock Security & Privacy by clicking the lock. 2. Switch to the Privacy tab. |
Set the permissions for AnyDesk in the Privacy Tab of Security & Privacy.
Security & Privacy is located in System Preferences on MacOS.
There are several methods to get there:
Apple Menu | Apple Launchpad |
Click the Apple menu and choose System Preferences... | Type System Preferences in the Launchpad and confirm with enter. |
Apple Dock | |
Open System Preferences from the Dock. |