Has anyone been able to install/update Adobe Flash Player on El Capitan 10.11 as it looks like the Adobe Flash Player Install Manager.app is still trying to install in Applications/Utilities which then comes up against SIP.
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Adobe Flash player Install on El Capitan 10.11
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+24I haven't tested installing Flash Player on El Capitan yet, but offhand, there's no reason it should get stopped by SIP. The Utilities folder itself is not protected by SIP, meaning installers or human beings can place items in there. What's protected by SIP is the Apple installed applications inside Utilities. Therefore, the installer should be able to drop the Adobe Flash Player Install Manager.app there. "should" being the operative word of course.
So, what is the installer.log in Console reporting when trying to install the pkg?
+10/Applications/Utilities is not protected by SIP...
No problem installing Adobe Flash Player 19.0.0.185 from an AutoPKG recipe on 10.11 here
+11Same no issues here using latest 19.0.0.207 under 10.11. Install manager of the same version number also installed at /Applications/Utilities
+9The SIP document was a little confusing on this (at least to me), I thought the same thing as @dmw3 at first--
but it appears that the Apple Applications and the actual folder are protected,
but you can put anything else you want in the /Applications/Utilities folder....
+36Rich Trouton (@rtrouton) tweeted at 12:32pm - 10 Sep 15:
Woot! Apple's published SIP documentation - developer.apple.com/library/prerel…
Bug report filed on the documentation - openradar.me/22645381 https://twitter.com/rtrouton/status/642027995998371842?s=17
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SIP-protected applications in /Applications and /Applications/Utilities. The /Applications and /Applications/Utilities directories themselves are not locked by SIP:
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