sshd-keygen-wrapper permissions problem

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On macOS 26.1 (25B78) I can't give Full Disk Access to sshd-keygen-wrapper. Now my Jenkins jobs do not work because they do not have the permission to execute the necessary scripts. Until macOS 26.1 everything worked fine. I restarted the machine several times and tried to give access from Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Full Disk Access but it just does not work. I tried logging with ssh on the machine and executing a script but again nothing happened.

Answered by Afogh in 864744022

Same as my post: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/806156

I found a workaround. Drag the binary (e.g sshd-keygen-wrapper) from Finder to the full disk access list in System Settings window. The permission will be given, but it won't show in the list

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Etresoft OP

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Looks like Full Disk Access is broken in 26.1. It only works with full-fledged apps, not command line tools. The error log seems to suggest that it wants a bundleID, which is something that typically only apps have.

It is possible to shove a bundleID into a command-line tool. And sshd-keygen-wrapper has that. But I guess that hack isn't checked. Someone discovered this on another forum and I tried it with my own tool. I couldn't get it to work either.

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Afogh OP

2h

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Same as my post: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/806156

I found a workaround. Drag the binary (e.g sshd-keygen-wrapper) from Finder to the full disk access list in System Settings window. The permission will be given, but it won't show in the list

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