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Allowing and restricting which users can perform what operations of particular files
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How to figure out what is causing the ownership of /usr/local to change from my-username to ...
If you use Time Machine, you can find the approximate time when permissions changed by exploring Backups.backupdb in Terminal. Use ls -ld in the timestamped folders, e.g.
ls -ld /Volumes/Backup/Backu …
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Permission denied when accessing backup directory
You'll be able to read the directory if you grant Full Disk Access to your terminal program (e.g. Terminal.app or iTerm2).
In macOS 13 Ventura: Apple Menu › System Settings › Privacy & Security › Full …
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