Eclipse | Permission denied when trying to open sh file under Ubuntu
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I develop plug-in that works under Ubuntu. The plug-in is required to install a third party software with which it works. Installation directory is "user home" [System.getProperty("user.home")]
After installation, when I try to open the .sh file via java code from is throwing an exception -
java.io.IOException: Cannot run program >/home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh": error=13, Permission denied"
Where should be installed a third party software, after that i can run it without permissions? Why this directory have permissions by default?
Permissions info:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mbaev mbaev 605 üðù 9 11:15 /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh
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I develop plug-in that works under Ubuntu. The plug-in is required to install a third party software with which it works. Installation directory is "user home" [System.getProperty("user.home")]
After installation, when I try to open the .sh file via java code from is throwing an exception -
java.io.IOException: Cannot run program >/home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh": error=13, Permission denied"
Where should be installed a third party software, after that i can run it without permissions? Why this directory have permissions by default?
Permissions info:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mbaev mbaev 605 üðù 9 11:15 /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh
14.04 java eclipse
asked May 9 at 8:56
MBaev
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Please update your question with the output ofls -l /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh.
– Soren A
May 9 at 9:01
But I want to programmatically unarchive the third party software in user home dir and then start the .sh file programmatically without need any permissions, this is possible?
– MBaev
May 9 at 9:06
For a program to run directly, it needs execute rights.chmod +x /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.shwill do that. Alternative you can run it with bash (or any other shell) asbash /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh. That should work without execute-rights.
– Soren A
May 9 at 9:57
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I resolved this issue with add permission setting when using unarchive tool
– MBaev
May 9 at 12:11
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I develop plug-in that works under Ubuntu. The plug-in is required to install a third party software with which it works. Installation directory is "user home" [System.getProperty("user.home")]
After installation, when I try to open the .sh file via java code from is throwing an exception -
java.io.IOException: Cannot run program >/home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh": error=13, Permission denied"
Where should be installed a third party software, after that i can run it without permissions? Why this directory have permissions by default?
Permissions info:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mbaev mbaev 605 üðù 9 11:15 /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh
14.04 java eclipse
asked May 9 at 8:56
MBaev
204
I develop plug-in that works under Ubuntu. The plug-in is required to install a third party software with which it works. Installation directory is "user home" [System.getProperty("user.home")]
After installation, when I try to open the .sh file via java code from is throwing an exception -
java.io.IOException: Cannot run program >/home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh": error=13, Permission denied"
Where should be installed a third party software, after that i can run it without permissions? Why this directory have permissions by default?
Permissions info:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mbaev mbaev 605 üðù 9 11:15 /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh
14.04 java eclipse
asked May 9 at 8:56
MBaev
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edited May 9 at 9:05
asked May 9 at 8:56
MBaev
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asked May 9 at 8:56
MBaev
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asked May 9 at 8:56
MBaev
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Please update your question with the output ofls -l /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh.
– Soren A
May 9 at 9:01
But I want to programmatically unarchive the third party software in user home dir and then start the .sh file programmatically without need any permissions, this is possible?
– MBaev
May 9 at 9:06
For a program to run directly, it needs execute rights.chmod +x /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.shwill do that. Alternative you can run it with bash (or any other shell) asbash /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh. That should work without execute-rights.
– Soren A
May 9 at 9:57
1
I resolved this issue with add permission setting when using unarchive tool
– MBaev
May 9 at 12:11
add a comment |Â
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Please update your question with the output ofls -l /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh.
– Soren A
May 9 at 9:01
But I want to programmatically unarchive the third party software in user home dir and then start the .sh file programmatically without need any permissions, this is possible?
– MBaev
May 9 at 9:06
For a program to run directly, it needs execute rights.chmod +x /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.shwill do that. Alternative you can run it with bash (or any other shell) asbash /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh. That should work without execute-rights.
– Soren A
May 9 at 9:57
1
I resolved this issue with add permission setting when using unarchive tool
– MBaev
May 9 at 12:11
1
1
Please update your question with the output of
ls -l /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh.– Soren A
May 9 at 9:01
Please update your question with the output of
ls -l /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh.– Soren A
May 9 at 9:01
But I want to programmatically unarchive the third party software in user home dir and then start the .sh file programmatically without need any permissions, this is possible?
– MBaev
May 9 at 9:06
But I want to programmatically unarchive the third party software in user home dir and then start the .sh file programmatically without need any permissions, this is possible?
– MBaev
May 9 at 9:06
For a program to run directly, it needs execute rights.
chmod +x /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh will do that. Alternative you can run it with bash (or any other shell) as bash /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh. That should work without execute-rights.– Soren A
May 9 at 9:57
For a program to run directly, it needs execute rights.
chmod +x /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh will do that. Alternative you can run it with bash (or any other shell) as bash /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh. That should work without execute-rights.– Soren A
May 9 at 9:57
1
1
I resolved this issue with add permission setting when using unarchive tool
– MBaev
May 9 at 12:11
I resolved this issue with add permission setting when using unarchive tool
– MBaev
May 9 at 12:11
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Please update your question with the output of
ls -l /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0/lua5.1.sh.– Soren A
May 9 at 9:01
But I want to programmatically unarchive the third party software in user home dir and then start the .sh file programmatically without need any permissions, this is possible?
– MBaev
May 9 at 9:06
For a program to run directly, it needs execute rights.
chmod +x /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.shwill do that. Alternative you can run it with bash (or any other shell) asbash /home/mbaev/Tools/flasher/1.5.0//lua5.1.sh. That should work without execute-rights.– Soren A
May 9 at 9:57
1
I resolved this issue with add permission setting when using unarchive tool
– MBaev
May 9 at 12:11