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You will find that the "user:group" is not "root:wheel" or "<admin>:admin", as they should be...
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I'm sorry, but the error is not the same this time.
But, your "/Applications/" folder seems to be still messed up, it is still world-writable. Here's what your permissions for the "/Applications/" folder mean:
drwxrwxrwx+ 42 rootadmin 1428 Dec 9 14:17 .
^^^^^^^^^
| | |
| | rwx ---- The World has Read/Write/eXecute rights
| rwx ------- The Group has Read/Write/eXecute rights
rwx ---------- The Owner has Read/Write/eXecute rights
Here's a recipe that might work. Uninstall VirtualBox. Do a:
sudo chmod -R 755 /Applications/
and then re-install VirtualBox.
Since your system is quite messed up, I take no responsibility as to what might happen in the long run. Your best option would be to backup your documents and do a clean re-install of OSX.
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I managed to get VirtualBox 7.0.10 working for a non-Administrator user on my Intel MacMini running MacOS X Ventura.
Here is the trick:
You have to make sure that VirtualBox.app has full Disk Access in Privacy & Security settings (use [+] to add VirtualBox.app to the list if not shown).
Than you have to change every file permissions on Other (world) field to be the same as the Group one (see post above from socratis). To do so, open Terminal.app with your non-Administrator user. Log on Administrator user:
Seek for -rw-r----- and in particular any file or directory having a different permission on other field (last 3 digits) than group field. For those issue (where <same-as-group> could be rwx):