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Here is my Code that I'm trying to run on Mac OS X: import getpass #Needed for fetching username import shutil #Needed for moving Files import os varusername = getpass.getuser #gets username and returns as variable sourcefile = r'/Users/%s//Downloads/LogNLock/com.lognlock.loginhook.plist'%(varusername) #the destination of the source file destination = r'/Library/LaunchAgents' #the target destination for the file to go shutil.copy(sourcefile, destination) #moves the source file to the destination folder And I've googled around and can't figure out why it won't work. Background info: it works when moving files from the desktop to documents for example but I think i need to somehow how root user privileges. Im on the administrator account right now. The permissions for the folder you are trying to copy the file to are not open enough for you to perform this operation as the user you are are running the script with.
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This is not really a Python issue. You need to either give the user write permissions to that folder or you need to run the script as root. To run the script as root: sudo python yourpythonscript.py I believe you'll need to be the Admin user for that to work. 'sudo' is a command that means 'do this as the super user'. To change the permissions of your folder you could try sudo chmod a+rw /path/to/folder/that/you/want/to/write/to Again, you would be doing this as the superuser, chmod is a command to change the permissions of a file or directory.
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'a+rw' translates as 'give all users read/write permission. This might be a bad idea. But it sounds like you are just running this locally on your machine.