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>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> In Mojave sometimes when browsing folders and files in my home directory,
>>> I get the "no permission to read" message. Yet I have full access and can
>>> work on thos
bee reporting it to Accessibility.
On 18 Jul 2019, at 16:29, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
In Mojave sometimes when browsing folders and files in my home directory, I get the
"no permission to read" message. Yet I have full access and can work on those
items. Is there a fix?
es in my home directory, I
> get the "no permission to read" message. Yet I have full access and can work
> on those items. Is there a fix? I do have read/write privileges.
>
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> Many believe that we have been
In Mojave sometimes when browsing folders and files in my home
directory, I get the "no permission to read" message. Yet I have full
access and can work on those items. Is there a fix? I do have read/write
privileges.
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ancient.ali...@icloud.com
Ma
Oh, hey, I hadn't thought of doing it that way. :) Thanks!
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but can't
> manually search all my backup folders, because I get "no permission to read,"
> on a lot of them--so, how do I change this? I am the admin on this Mac and
> it takes my password to copy a file in a folder WITH permission, but, for
> example, the Downl
Keeping in mind that I'm using Snow Leopard, is it possible to search an entire
700GB backup drive full of Time Machine backups for a specific file name, say,
"the girl who played with fire?" I know it's there, but can't manually search
all my backup folders, becaus
The key was to change the permissions on the Music folder BEFORE copying it
from the external. Strangely enough, when I changed these permissions, I did
*NOT* get an "apply to all enclosed items," check box until I got it over to my
internal hard drive. From there, I was able to back to that d
Hi Mark,
I did discuss how to change file permissions via the GUI rather than the
terminal. I too find this method much simpler, even with the bit of
linux/terminal knowledge that I have.
I was just wondering if you hit apply to all items before copying the files
over. I figured that should wor
Hi, Allison.
I have actually managed to copy it over and am backing it up now. I first
needed to change permission (through the command I info dialog) on the original
Music folder on the backup drive, then copied it over. Once I got it over, I
have to change permissions on all the enclosed ite
,
Allison
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On Oct 25, 2010, at 11:26 AM, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
> I'm trying to copy my Itunes Music folder from a time machine backup drive,
> but get a "No permission to read," flag. So I just copied "mu
I'm trying to copy my Itunes Music folder from a time machine backup drive, but
get a "No permission to read," flag. So I just copied "music," to my Mac's
Music folder, and I now have a Music folder inside the original Music folder,
which still says "no pe
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