Give local PHP Full Disk Access in Mojave
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2 years ago
I have a PHP webpage running on the local apache installation. The page uses shell_exec to access the messages/chat.db via sqlite3.
Before Mojave I got the response correctly, but since updating to Mojave I get:
When running in the Terminal directly, this same issue occurs and is solved by adding Terminal to the "Full Disk Access" pane in System Preferences.
I can't figure out what I need to add for the PHP page; I've tried everything I can find... sqlite3, apachectl, php-fpm, but nothing has worked.
What do I need to add?
FYI: ben is in the sudoers file