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Originally Posted by moon_meat
I had this exact problem today after running the app from command line with sudo.
In case anyone else runs into this problem in MacOS where REAPER starts ignoring the "~/Library/Application Support/REAPER" directory and instead writes to the "Application" folder...
This worked for me:
#Open a terminal
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/REAPER
ls -ltr
#The owner of some files in this directory had become root, which didn't seem right.
chown -R yourusername:staff *
#Fixed!
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Most of the issues on MacOs can be solved by restarting mac and load into recovery mode to start the harddisk utility and check filesystem.
It will correct the permissions and of course check the fs.