Problem while accessing a java file on ubuntu
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So basically i have installed ubuntu bash from microsoft store in windows 10.I have installed java on ubuntu (the native os is windows 10).javac is working perfactly even it displays the version of java which i have installed(javac 9.0.4).The file name is HelloWorld.java.The java version and rest of the problem is displayed in the this image.
The code is simple hello world program
public class HelloWorld
public static void main(String args)
// Prints "Hello, World" to the terminal window.
System.out.println("Hello, World");
Even when i try to open the file with pico it displays the same error. [ Error reading HelloWorld.java: Permission denied ]
Solution: chmod u+r filename
But one problem still remains is how to give this permission automatically to all the files which will be copied from windows to ubuntu directory?
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So basically i have installed ubuntu bash from microsoft store in windows 10.I have installed java on ubuntu (the native os is windows 10).javac is working perfactly even it displays the version of java which i have installed(javac 9.0.4).The file name is HelloWorld.java.The java version and rest of the problem is displayed in the this image.
The code is simple hello world program
public class HelloWorld
public static void main(String args)
// Prints "Hello, World" to the terminal window.
System.out.println("Hello, World");
Even when i try to open the file with pico it displays the same error. [ Error reading HelloWorld.java: Permission denied ]
Solution: chmod u+r filename
But one problem still remains is how to give this permission automatically to all the files which will be copied from windows to ubuntu directory?
permissions java
asked Mar 17 at 18:10
Under_stand
63
Add the output ofls -l HelloWorld.java
– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:11
The output of ls -l HelloWorld.java is ---------- 1 aditya aditya 188 Mar 17 23:26 HelloWorld.java.It seems like it does not have any permission. @user000001
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:16
it means you have no permissions. Trychmod u+r HelloWolrd.java, but I just noticed that it's on windows, no idea how you can fix permissions there, sorry..
– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:19
2
I triedchmod u+r HelloWolrd.javaand it worked thanks mate.But Every file that i created on windows copied in ubuntu directory(C:UsersadityaAppDataLocalPackagesCanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgscLocalStaterootfshomeaditya) should be modified with explicit permission to read how to avoid this problem?How to give it permission for reading automatically for the copied file @user000001?
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:27
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So basically i have installed ubuntu bash from microsoft store in windows 10.I have installed java on ubuntu (the native os is windows 10).javac is working perfactly even it displays the version of java which i have installed(javac 9.0.4).The file name is HelloWorld.java.The java version and rest of the problem is displayed in the this image.
The code is simple hello world program
public class HelloWorld
public static void main(String args)
// Prints "Hello, World" to the terminal window.
System.out.println("Hello, World");
Even when i try to open the file with pico it displays the same error. [ Error reading HelloWorld.java: Permission denied ]
Solution: chmod u+r filename
But one problem still remains is how to give this permission automatically to all the files which will be copied from windows to ubuntu directory?
permissions java
asked Mar 17 at 18:10
Under_stand
63
So basically i have installed ubuntu bash from microsoft store in windows 10.I have installed java on ubuntu (the native os is windows 10).javac is working perfactly even it displays the version of java which i have installed(javac 9.0.4).The file name is HelloWorld.java.The java version and rest of the problem is displayed in the this image.
The code is simple hello world program
public class HelloWorld
public static void main(String args)
// Prints "Hello, World" to the terminal window.
System.out.println("Hello, World");
Even when i try to open the file with pico it displays the same error. [ Error reading HelloWorld.java: Permission denied ]
Solution: chmod u+r filename
But one problem still remains is how to give this permission automatically to all the files which will be copied from windows to ubuntu directory?
permissions java
permissions java
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asked Mar 17 at 18:10
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edited Mar 17 at 18:44
asked Mar 17 at 18:10
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asked Mar 17 at 18:10
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Add the output ofls -l HelloWorld.java
– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:11
The output of ls -l HelloWorld.java is ---------- 1 aditya aditya 188 Mar 17 23:26 HelloWorld.java.It seems like it does not have any permission. @user000001
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:16
it means you have no permissions. Trychmod u+r HelloWolrd.java, but I just noticed that it's on windows, no idea how you can fix permissions there, sorry..
– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:19
2
I triedchmod u+r HelloWolrd.javaand it worked thanks mate.But Every file that i created on windows copied in ubuntu directory(C:UsersadityaAppDataLocalPackagesCanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgscLocalStaterootfshomeaditya) should be modified with explicit permission to read how to avoid this problem?How to give it permission for reading automatically for the copied file @user000001?
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:27
add a comment |Â
Add the output ofls -l HelloWorld.java
– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:11
The output of ls -l HelloWorld.java is ---------- 1 aditya aditya 188 Mar 17 23:26 HelloWorld.java.It seems like it does not have any permission. @user000001
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:16
it means you have no permissions. Trychmod u+r HelloWolrd.java, but I just noticed that it's on windows, no idea how you can fix permissions there, sorry..
– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:19
2
I triedchmod u+r HelloWolrd.javaand it worked thanks mate.But Every file that i created on windows copied in ubuntu directory(C:UsersadityaAppDataLocalPackagesCanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgscLocalStaterootfshomeaditya) should be modified with explicit permission to read how to avoid this problem?How to give it permission for reading automatically for the copied file @user000001?
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:27
Add the output of
ls -l HelloWorld.java– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:11
Add the output of
ls -l HelloWorld.java– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:11
The output of ls -l HelloWorld.java is ---------- 1 aditya aditya 188 Mar 17 23:26 HelloWorld.java.It seems like it does not have any permission. @user000001
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:16
The output of ls -l HelloWorld.java is ---------- 1 aditya aditya 188 Mar 17 23:26 HelloWorld.java.It seems like it does not have any permission. @user000001
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:16
it means you have no permissions. Try
chmod u+r HelloWolrd.java, but I just noticed that it's on windows, no idea how you can fix permissions there, sorry..– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:19
it means you have no permissions. Try
chmod u+r HelloWolrd.java, but I just noticed that it's on windows, no idea how you can fix permissions there, sorry..– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:19
2
2
I tried
chmod u+r HelloWolrd.java and it worked thanks mate.But Every file that i created on windows copied in ubuntu directory(C:UsersadityaAppDataLocalPackagesCanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgscLocalStaterootfshomeaditya) should be modified with explicit permission to read how to avoid this problem?How to give it permission for reading automatically for the copied file @user000001?– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:27
I tried
chmod u+r HelloWolrd.java and it worked thanks mate.But Every file that i created on windows copied in ubuntu directory(C:UsersadityaAppDataLocalPackagesCanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgscLocalStaterootfshomeaditya) should be modified with explicit permission to read how to avoid this problem?How to give it permission for reading automatically for the copied file @user000001?– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:27
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To change permissions of all the .java files in the Ubuntu directory:
Change directories with
cdto the Ubuntu directory.Run this command:
chmod u+rw *.java
answered Mar 17 at 19:00
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To change permissions of all the .java files in the Ubuntu directory:
Change directories with
cdto the Ubuntu directory.Run this command:
chmod u+rw *.java
answered Mar 17 at 19:00
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To change permissions of all the .java files in the Ubuntu directory:
Change directories with
cdto the Ubuntu directory.Run this command:
chmod u+rw *.java
answered Mar 17 at 19:00
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To change permissions of all the .java files in the Ubuntu directory:
Change directories with
cdto the Ubuntu directory.Run this command:
chmod u+rw *.java
answered Mar 17 at 19:00
karel
50.9k11107127
To change permissions of all the .java files in the Ubuntu directory:
Change directories with
cdto the Ubuntu directory.Run this command:
chmod u+rw *.java
answered Mar 17 at 19:00
karel
50.9k11107127
answered Mar 17 at 19:00
karel
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answered Mar 17 at 19:00
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answered Mar 17 at 19:00
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Add the output of
ls -l HelloWorld.java– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:11
The output of ls -l HelloWorld.java is ---------- 1 aditya aditya 188 Mar 17 23:26 HelloWorld.java.It seems like it does not have any permission. @user000001
– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:16
it means you have no permissions. Try
chmod u+r HelloWolrd.java, but I just noticed that it's on windows, no idea how you can fix permissions there, sorry..– user000001
Mar 17 at 18:19
2
I tried
chmod u+r HelloWolrd.javaand it worked thanks mate.But Every file that i created on windows copied in ubuntu directory(C:UsersadityaAppDataLocalPackagesCanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgscLocalStaterootfshomeaditya) should be modified with explicit permission to read how to avoid this problem?How to give it permission for reading automatically for the copied file @user000001?– Under_stand
Mar 17 at 18:27