The man pages for trustd mention: trustd(8) BSD System Manager's Manual trustd(8) is a user of the same named group on your computer, as also found in "Directory Utility.app" (for which you can search in Spotlight). which means your current file "group" is the modified one and "group.system_default" is the default one, but wasn't installed, because the changes to "group" were allowed. To your question, which file is the modified one, the document you've added already explains that:Ĭonfiguration files with the suffix "system_default" were edited orĬustomised but the changes were allowed to remain installed It is recommended you compare the two and evaluate whether you wish to integrate any changesĪpple may have made to the default version. The system_default version of the file is provided toĭemonstrate what the Apple-supplied version of this file would look like. To restore any of the custom configurations, compare your modifications with the configurationĬhanges made during the macOS upgrade and combine them when possible.Ĭonfiguration files with the suffix "system_default" were edited or customised but the changes In the Configuration folder, organised in subfolders named after their original locations. The modifications may be incompatible with the recent macOS upgrade. These configuration files were modified or customised by you, by another user or by an app.
I also don't understand what _trustd:*:282:_trustd means.ĭuring the last macOS upgrade or file migration, some of your files couldn’t be moved to their This computer and the install are both from 2021.Ĭan somebody explain what is going on? I am not sure which of the files came with the macos-update and which I suposedly modified in the previous version. The line containing _trustd:*:282:_trustd exists in group.system_default but not in /etc/group.Īnother odd thing I realized is the 'Date modified' on the file on group.system_default is 1. So I viewed a diff between /etc/group and ~/Desktop/./group.system_default and saw that I will attach the text of the document below. After updating my macOS to 11.3.1 from 11.3, a directory named Relocated Items appeared on my desktop.Ī document in that directory explained a bit about what's going on.
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