In a knowledgebase article that addresses authorization problems in iTunes, Apple outlined the proper permissions setup for this folder, and people experiencing the "access privileges" crash have found that resetting these permissions or in some cases re-creating the missing Shared folder has fixed the issue. In some situations people may find that the entire Shared folder is missing, but in other situations the permissions for this folder may be set incorrectly. iTunes creates a hidden folder in this directory called "SC Info," which needs to be accessible by all users in order for iTunes Store authorizations to work properly. This particular problem happens when iTunes cannot access the Shared folder, which should be located alongside the user home folders in the /Users directory.
When this happens, the program displays a message that states, "You do not have enough access privileges for this operation" and then quits followed by the OS X crash reporter.Īs with most application crashes, people experiencing this problem have tried numerous approaches, including running in Safe Mode, removing the iTunes preferences files, loading a new user account, and deleting system caches with various maintenance programs however, in this situation none of these efforts helps. A few people have reported that when using the latest version of iTunes in OS X 10.6.7 they experience errors in which the program immediately crashes when launched.
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