I have two computers (iMac, MacBook Pro). I am the sole user of both, and I am logged into the same iCloud account on both. Both run High Sierra.
I used to be able to connect from MacBook to iMac via AFP either by clicking the iMac in Finder's sidebar or doing Command+K, afp://username@imac.local/ — and then either way authenticating with my local-to-iMac credentials.
On High Sierra, the MacBook connects automatically using my iCloud ID instead, and then I have no access to anything. If I click "Disconnect", it immediately logs in again with my iCloud ID.
How can I either...
- Disable connecting with this iCloud account (without logging out of iCloud on either machine)
or
- Grant access for my iCloud account to the directories I want?
This looks like the same question, but the answer doesn't seem to work at all (I've always done username@imac.local and it no longer works).