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AMD-Action:authenticate:SP no downloading from App Store

• Thread starter ChrisXC
• Start date Jan thirteen, 2017

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• #1

Fresh install of Sierra on a SSD. Works fine, but I cannot download apps from the App Store.
Afterward giving my logging info I get:

An unexpected error occured while signing in
AMD-Action:authenticate:SP

I looked effectually and institute that it is a known issue with regular macs (non very frequent). It seems that information technology has to practise with the location of the Users binder. The gear up I found is that :

cd /
sudo rm -rf /Users
sudo mkdir /Users
sudo -V /Volumes/your HDD/Users/Shared /Users/Shared

Is it possible to use that fix with my new install (no interference with whatever magic clover does) ?
I don't really sympathize what it does. Simply doesn't rm mean remove ?

Any help with the translation would be greatly apreciated.

• #2

No wonder I didn't get information technology. I made a error in the last line.
It is :
sudo ditto -5 /Volumes/your HDD/Users/Shared /Users/Shared

Then it goes like :
remove the folder Users
make a binder Users
Re-create the content of WHAT ?

Users is at root level. There is null (no folder stucture) in Shared. So I could exist copying naught in an empty binder...
I still don't become it.

Any help ?

• #3

I found where the trouble was coming from : wrong rules with Hands Off

Rather than write desperate lines of code, I created a new admin. And after allowing all kinds of arrangement processes, I could access the app Store. Then I understood that I probably did something wrong with Hands Off on my first admin.
And so I removed all the system rules I had in Hands Off and I could sign in the app shop normally again.

• #4

Came beyond your post while looking for a similar trouble.

basically what'southward going on (I call back) is that your SDD has (had) a symbolic link pointing to a hard drive (in this case, /Volumes/your HDD/Users/Shared). 2 reasons for this: 1) space - SDD has express space compared to hard drive, ii) speed - Os tin access the SDD simultaneously to hard drive. So your script 1. removed (rm) the (probably) symbolic Users directory, ii created (mkdir) a Users directory, iii copied (ditto) files from the hard drive to the SDD. If you lot recall about this a bit, over time this will probably be less than optimal.

This is not to say y'all didn't have trouble with easily off of which I know nothing.

for more info on the commands, you blazon man <command> into your browser (eg man rm).

This link (https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7402395?start=0&tstart=0) might requite you a little more insight into a solution, although its not much -basically does what you did.

Hope this sheds some low-cal on your trouble.

• #5

Just for people who might discover this mail service;

NEVER EVER Blazon: sudo rm -rf /Users

Unless you want to

lose everything

in your user profile...

Hither IS Right SOLUTION:

One of the reasons this issue occurs when /Users/Shared/adi is not on the booted book. The adi directory is the one the App Store uses for your macOS.

For example:

If you type:

and you get something like:

Code:

                              lrwxr-xr-x   1 root        admin    twenty Apr  5 16:twenty Shared -> /Volumes/HOME/Users/Shared                            

then the Shared binder is linked to some other location, and is not actually on /

i.due east. this is what you should get:

Code:

                              drwxr-xr-x   ane root        admin    20 April  5 16:20 Shared                            

Discover the divergence between:

Lawmaking:

                              lrwxr-xr-x and drwxr-xr-x                            

fifty for link, and d for directory.

If you take a link, and non an bodily directory, yous simply delete the link and recreate the directory.

Just Only IF Yous Accept A LINK!!!

Hither is the correct code to practice so:

Code:

                              sudo -s <enter your admin user password at the prompt> cd /Users ls -al rm Shared mkdir Shared chown root Shared chgrp staff Shared chmod 775 Shared go out                            

If you have a directory, then simply deleting the adi directory and allowing the App Store to recreate it should resolve your result afterward restarting of grade.

Last edited: May 6, 2017

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