So my solution was to add the inherit ACL recursively to the shared directory: $ chmod -R +a 'user:_spotlight allow list,search,file_inherit,directory_inherit' /Shared As it turns out, applying the allow list,search,file_inherit,directory_inherit ACL to a regular file results in the file getting the simplified ACL ( allow read,execute). Files created inside the directory inherit a similar ACL: user:_spotlight inherited allow read,execute. New directories created inside a directory with this ACL will also inherit it. Turns out that the working folder has ACLs to allow spotlight indexing: $ ls -led /Shared\ Items/Public/ĭrwxrwxr-x+ 19 root admin 646 May 6 12:47 /Shared Items/Public/Ġ: user:_spotlight inherited allow list,search,file_inherit,directory_inherit I found (what seems to be) a good solution after messing around and observing another AFP share that is working correctly. If something isnt working for you, please contact the plugin developer directly. Is there a better way of fixing this? Maybe I'm missing a server or spotlight setting somewhere? I have tested these plugins on a Mac running OSX 10.8.5 and Ableton Live 9.
a recursive chown only fixes files at that moment, so it would need to be executed periodically (launchd/cron job) to keep the files up-to-date and indexed.the files are supposed to be owned by otheruser.Many web solutions I've found suggest doing this or making the Repair Disk Permissions tools to do it for you. Obviously one fix would be simply recursively owning all the folder contents.
So as you see, just re-owning the files allows them to be indexed (instantly I might add). # Remove the -count to confirm it's the expected file: discord login, discord down, discord download, discord servers, discord bots, discord music bot, discord nitro, discord emoji. rw-r-r-+ 1 adminuser wheel 36279 May 7 15:23 /Shared/mds-test-doc.pdf $ sudo chown adminuser /Shared/mds-test-doc.pdf # Observe that mdfind doesn't see it (or any other files containing a period rw-r-r-+ 1 otheruser wheel 36279 May 7 15:23 /Shared/mds-test-doc.pdfĠ: group:somegroup inherited allow read,write,execute,append,readattr,writeattr,readextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity If I chown one of the files to the local admin user, it immediately gets indexed by spotlight. The problem is that spotlight will not index these files. When users in this group place files in the directory, they are owned by that user. The share is set to allow a certain user group to write to it. I'm sharing a local folder on a 10.8.5 Mac Mini server via AFP.
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