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If it isn’t your user… it will probably fail since that user likely won’t have permissions to write into your home directory, so you might set that out to /tmp for this and the path discovery previously written. That file will then have the user that Hazel is running as.

It should be since you’re running it manually… but I have seen weirder things:ĮDIT AGAIN: Is Hazel running as a specific user? You mentioned the permissions… create another Hazel task that runs:

Run that in a separate Hazel task and then see if the path to exiftool is included.ĮDIT: Also, make sure that exiftool is executable. If you want some diagnostic information, you might make a script that writes information to a file to see what Hazel sees (there might be other ways, but I don’t even have a Mac, let alone Hazel). You can supply the full path to exiftool, as one means. Are you able to run anything else with Hazel successfully, at this point? Is this just a problem since moving to the M1?Īs others have mentioned, the path might be an issue… I wouldn’t worry about which shell is being used beyond maybe that is contributing to the path issues (maybe that path is being added successfully for zsh and no longer for bash).