How do I give users capabilities in OSX? I googled it and I found no answers. The setcap
command doesn't exist in OSX.
The original question asked how to grant users the capability to change file ownership. This is probably not a good idea, but you could grant a given user (or group) the ability to sudo
and "limit" that to the chown
command.
You might want to limit it further by installing (into an area where they could not modify it) a script which does the chown after checking that the pathnames it affects are not in the system area (though the recent security fixes for OSX would ward off most of the potential damage).
More generally, sudo
is where to look. It can allow users (or groups, which means any user who's a member of a group) to execute specific commands — or any command.
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