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Sure it's yours, you can set it on fire if you want to, but don't complain if it doesn't work afterwards.

"This is my computer, I can do whatever I want to do with it", is the naive, over-simplified approach that I talked about originally.

I'm familiar with OS security, more that you (or I) want to know.

Have you noticed that lately all the major OSes are enforcing a "simple user" creation besides the "owner"? Except OSX of course, but I still have my hopes high, they're going to come around eventually.

And it's a ReallyStupidIdea™ if it's the only thing that you use on your computer, trust me. So am I familiar with the first and every release of WinNT (the secure one) and Win* (the free-for-all one), the 0.x Linux kernel, and an assortment of other Operating Systems.

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From the Classic Mac OS and the OSX's first beta, to the latest 10.14b. I'm familiar with Macs for the last 30 years (31 to be exact).A "hacked" or "tampered with" computer, will.

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A properly setup computer will * never* need a manual adjustment of permissions. I want to make one thing clear I would never do anything to jeopardize my Mac or anyone else's. If not I would be willing to supply screenshots or whatever to demonstrate this. That is basic Mac protocol that anyone who owns a Mac is well aware of.

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But you cannot install it on your Mac, if it is secure, without being the Administrator to Authorize/Give permission to install the app. As far as the VirtualBox goes it is an open a friendly environment that is open to installations etc. For instance, to install many extensions in QuarkExpress 2018 you must grant yourself permission as the owner and administrator to access the Container of the app so that you can grant permission to write to the Extensions folder or else the installers cannot install almost anything. The new Security protocols also require the same actions for many apps. This IS NOT a HACK it is normal System operation. May apps to be able to function at all you have to go to the Security Control Panel and as Administrator you must open that panel and grab permission to that app to access Information/data on that Mac and grant access to the Mac's features. In Mohave the issue becomes even more pronounced. You will get that response 100% of the time. Unless an app is totally self contained like EtreCheck, a diagnostic app, If you try to launch an other than a self contained one you will instantly get a message that the app cannot be opened! doubt me get access to a Mac with an SSD and try it. The Finder will instantly give you an Error Message stating that you cannot run, install or Read or Write an app on that drive.That is why installers install in the Applications Folder or the Library etc. In fact if you create a folder in the Finder and name it Documents for instance, if you try to write/save to that folder you cannot do so unless you select yourself to be the Administrator of that folder and there you can determine if you can Read or Write or Read and Write and determine if anyone else can or cannot do the same.Īs far as the SSD being Read Only one need only try to install virtually any app on the Desktop and try to Launch it. That permission is granted by going to the GET INFO on any folder, aside from the System, Library and Applications folders. If your Mac is secure you cannot change anything in any folder unless you have permission to do so. Furthermore when you create a secure/encrypted drive you can do nothing anywhere unless you are the Administrator, Any Mac owner is aware of this.

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When you install an app on a Mac, if you have a secure Mac you must enter your password to install or remove anything! That is NOT a hack but normal secure operation. That is how you allow others to share your printer, monitor etc. That is setup initially when one first activates the Mac. This is not a hack! Every Mac owner is the Administrator of his/her Mac. Please be sure to mention that you came from the bug tracker and include the ticket number.

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So, if you can, please open a new thread in the Windows Guests section of the forums. For example, yours is most probably not a bug and someone from the developers has to deal with it and close it as " Invalid". More than 95% of the issues are resolved over there, which keeps the developers focusing on the bug fixes and enhancements, and there is no need for another ticket to keep track of.

It's usually better and faster, if issues like this one (configuration, question) get first addressed in the VirtualBox forums, a lot more eyes.

The log file contains a lot of useful information about both the host and the guest systems as well as information about what happened during a particular machine run. You were supposed to follow these steps when you filed the bug, and provide a VBox.log:Īttach a (full) log file ("Machine" menu/"Show Log" in the main VirtualBox Manager window) straight away to save time for you and for us.