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Cannot run a command prgoram due to Privilege error
I am trying to figure out why I can't run this command program I was sent.
The screenshot shows the error. I have allowed me/everyone privileges
for all the files in the folder but I still get the same error. I have an
older version of the file that works and checked the privileges and they are
the same so I am stumped. Please help.
Privileges-Error-Screen-Shot.png
The screenshot shows the error. I have allowed me/everyone privileges
for all the files in the folder but I still get the same error. I have an
older version of the file that works and checked the privileges and they are
the same so I am stumped. Please help.
Privileges-Error-Screen-Shot.png
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Open Terminal and change to the directory that the command file is in and type the command noted by the previous commenter--
ls -l VastEncoder1.1.command
You will see the permissions listed on the left side.
It is also possible the command is trying to write files to another directory that you do not have permissions for.
ls -l VastEncoder1.1.command
You will see the permissions listed on the left side.
It is also possible the command is trying to write files to another directory that you do not have permissions for.
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What exactly would I need to enter into the terminal to check if I have permissions?
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