Terminal zsh: operation not permitted

[jim12377]

Gents, I can't run some specific Terminal commands on my MacBook Pro, it says "zsh: operation not permitted". Though it perfectly works on my MB air.

 

[Raz0rEdge]

And the command is? Are you running ZSH on the MBA as well? Older versions of macOS ran BASH as the shell. There are subtleties of what BASH will tolerate while ZSH will not, so you need to "translate" the commands appropriately.

 

[jim12377]

And the command is? Are you running ZSH on the MBA as well? Older versions of macOS ran BASH as the shell. There are subtleties of what BASH will tolerate while ZSH will not, so you need to "translate" the commands appropriately.

Are you running ZSH on the MBA as well?- YES

 

[Raz0rEdge]

Is the file 'makeprojdir' an executable? Please do a "ls -l" in that folder and show us the output. Also do a "file makeprojdir" as well.

 

[jim12377]

Is the file 'makeprojdir' an executable? Please do a "ls -l" in that folder and show us the output. Also do a "file makeprojdir" as well.

Gents, here is the screenshot:

Please note, that I re-installed the Mac OS Catalina, but the problem persists.

 

[Raz0rEdge]

OK, the file permissions look correct and it seems to be an executable. Where did you get that file from? Since you are in your Desktop folder, you should have permission to create folders and so on. Do you what the purpose of that program is?

 

[jim12377]

Where did you get that file from?

A friend of mine sent me

Since you are in your Desktop folder, you should have permission to create folders and so on.

- The terminal has full disk access enabled.
it's an FileMaker iOS SDK

The thing is that this program works well in my MB air, so I am positive that the problem is with some settings in my MB pro.