fix #31: mention macOS status explicitely #170
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Disabling System Integrity Protection only seems necessary to trace *system utilities*: binaries living in `/System`, `/usr` (except `/usr/local`), `/bin`, `/sbin`, `/var`, and preinstalled applications. Therefore tracing a rust utility probably should not conflict with SIP, but it still requires running a superuser.
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Note: did this on a rather outdated macOS 10.11 and it works fine (running Given how recent the latest comments on #31 are maybe @capnfabs or @rsqv were / are running recent versions? |
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I can confirm that these instructions work on macOS Monterey 12.0.1 with System Integrity Protection enabled. |
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@fenhl thanks for testing! |
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Disabling System Integrity Protection only seems necessary to
trace system utilities: binaries living in
/System,/usr(except/usr/local),/bin,/sbin,/var, and preinstalled applications.Therefore tracing a rust utility probably should not conflict with
SIP, but it still requires running a superuser.