While you have successfully copied the data from your external devices particularly from NTFS file system to your MacOS's file system (APFS), you still would need to struggle to access those files later for some reason. Or in certain cases being a super user you may be able to access those files, but not your applications.
Here the three simple steps to fix the issue.
Prerequisite:
Step 1: Install the XCode command line tools.
$ xcode-select --install
Actual commands that fixes the issue:
Step 2: Get the file information like file type, creator, and other file attributes etc. and verify.
GetFileInfo <path to file>
Example: GetFileInfo /Users/venkat/backups/VMDiskFile.vmdk
Step:3 Change it's file permissions by executing
SetFile -c "" -t "" <path to file>
Example: SetFile -c "" -t "" /Users/venkat/backups/VMDiskFile.vmdk
Your file is now accessible by all. Of course you may choose set of permissions as per the requirement. The above command just lifts all the restrictions on the file.
Here the three simple steps to fix the issue.
Prerequisite:
Step 1: Install the XCode command line tools.
$ xcode-select --install
Actual commands that fixes the issue:
Step 2: Get the file information like file type, creator, and other file attributes etc. and verify.
GetFileInfo <path to file>
Example: GetFileInfo /Users/venkat/backups/VMDiskFile.vmdk
Step:3 Change it's file permissions by executing
SetFile -c "" -t "" <path to file>
Example: SetFile -c "" -t "" /Users/venkat/backups/VMDiskFile.vmdk
Your file is now accessible by all. Of course you may choose set of permissions as per the requirement. The above command just lifts all the restrictions on the file.
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