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I have reformatted my MacBook and installed MVT again, trying to scan an iOS backup.
However I get this error - is not readable
Error: Invalid value for 'BACKUP_PATH': Path '/Users/user1/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/00008130-000275E42213803A' is not readable.
The folder name is correct. If I remove the last "A", I get an error "does not exist" so I believe mvt-ios can read the folder.
But something else is wrong, any clues?
Did not have this issue before on the other Mac. Does mvt-ios need to be added to some macOS security settings etc?
Thanks
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What version of macOS did you reformat to? I have the following permissions for iTerm under Security & Privacy > Files and Folders, and also for Full Disk Access. But I'm pretty sure I got a prompt to grant access very early on in usage.
I am on the latest macOS Sonoma.
I tried to give both terminal and mvt-ios full disk access through Settings, Security, without any results.
But I copied the whole backup folder to an external HDD.. And from here mvt-ios could read the folders fine.
So probably something with permissions yes, but I can copy them rather than jerk around to much in the OS... and thus prevent a new re-format MacBook Episode :D :D
Hi
I have reformatted my MacBook and installed MVT again, trying to scan an iOS backup.
However I get this error - is not readable
Error: Invalid value for 'BACKUP_PATH': Path '/Users/user1/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/00008130-000275E42213803A' is not readable.
The folder name is correct. If I remove the last "A", I get an error "does not exist" so I believe mvt-ios can read the folder.
But something else is wrong, any clues?
Did not have this issue before on the other Mac. Does mvt-ios need to be added to some macOS security settings etc?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: