S sekz macrumors regular Original poster Sep 10, 2009 #1 how can i nt have this pop-up anymore when adding files to my applications folder? http://yfrog.com/5fpicture1wkp
how can i nt have this pop-up anymore when adding files to my applications folder? http://yfrog.com/5fpicture1wkp
S sekz macrumors regular Original poster Sep 10, 2009 #3 J the Ninja said: Install from an admin account. Click to expand... i am a admin
J J the Ninja macrumors 68000 Sep 10, 2009 #4 sekz said: i am a admin Click to expand... Open up Terminal, type this in, and post what you get: Code: ls -l / | grep Applications
sekz said: i am a admin Click to expand... Open up Terminal, type this in, and post what you get: Code: ls -l / | grep Applications
S sekz macrumors regular Original poster Sep 10, 2009 #5 J the Ninja said: Open up Terminal, type this in, and post what you get: Code: ls -l / | grep Applications Click to expand... Nothing has changed
J the Ninja said: Open up Terminal, type this in, and post what you get: Code: ls -l / | grep Applications Click to expand... Nothing has changed
J J the Ninja macrumors 68000 Sep 10, 2009 #6 sekz said: Nothing has changed Click to expand... No, I mean post the output from the command: drwxrwxr-x+ 45 root admin 1530 Sep 10 11:08 Applications The first bit is the ownership and permissions for the /Applications folder. It seems to be wrong.
sekz said: Nothing has changed Click to expand... No, I mean post the output from the command: drwxrwxr-x+ 45 root admin 1530 Sep 10 11:08 Applications The first bit is the ownership and permissions for the /Applications folder. It seems to be wrong.
S sekz macrumors regular Original poster Sep 10, 2009 #7 J the Ninja said: No, I mean post the output from the command: drwxrwxr-x+ 45 root admin 1530 Sep 10 11:08 Applications The first bit is the ownership and permissions for the /Applications folder. It seems to be wrong. Click to expand... i dont understand, sorry
J the Ninja said: No, I mean post the output from the command: drwxrwxr-x+ 45 root admin 1530 Sep 10 11:08 Applications The first bit is the ownership and permissions for the /Applications folder. It seems to be wrong. Click to expand... i dont understand, sorry
S sekz macrumors regular Original poster Sep 10, 2009 #8 J the Ninja said: No, I mean post the output from the command: drwxrwxr-x+ 45 root admin 1530 Sep 10 11:08 Applications The first bit is the ownership and permissions for the /Applications folder. It seems to be wrong. Click to expand... sorry just got it heres what i got drwxr-xr-x+ 57 501 staff 1938 Sep 10 23:22 Applications
J the Ninja said: No, I mean post the output from the command: drwxrwxr-x+ 45 root admin 1530 Sep 10 11:08 Applications The first bit is the ownership and permissions for the /Applications folder. It seems to be wrong. Click to expand... sorry just got it heres what i got drwxr-xr-x+ 57 501 staff 1938 Sep 10 23:22 Applications
J J the Ninja macrumors 68000 Sep 10, 2009 #9 Ok, try repairing permissions. Because that is WAYY off what it should be.
S sekz macrumors regular Original poster Sep 10, 2009 #10 J the Ninja said: Ok, try repairing permissions. Because that is WAYY off what it should be. Click to expand... i just repaired my disk permissions and nothing happend was i supposed to first varify the permissions?
J the Ninja said: Ok, try repairing permissions. Because that is WAYY off what it should be. Click to expand... i just repaired my disk permissions and nothing happend was i supposed to first varify the permissions?