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Learn moreSimply running "pkg audit" fails because it attempts to download a list of known security vulnerabilities and, by default, uses a path that is read-only here. However, you can override this path when running the command.
Use the following command:
pkg audit -F -f /tmp/audit.txt
the file containing the security vulnerabilities is saved as /tmp/audit.txt instead; of course, you can choose any name and path as long as the destination directory exists and is writable.
The -F parameter causes any existing file to be ignored and the list to be retrieved anew; it makes sense to delete the file after use.