Termux•7mo ago

bash: ./filename: Permission Denied

Hello all i have this problem after i successfully compiled main.cpp with clang as per the screenshot below. I have done termux-setup-storage, and as you can also see placed the .cpp file in com.termux/files/home. (In my internal storage, my tablet don't support Sdcard) You can also see the .stat of filename.

4 Replies

fisher•7mo ago

internal storage doesnt support execution, move your stuff to /data/data/com.termux/files/home/ or ~ for short also read this for how to edit files in there: !tag saf bot ded

Snipe scope•7mo ago

chmod +x filename Then try running it

guythatcreatesrandomstuff•7mo ago

!tag saf

Bonjour•4mo ago

I know it's kinda weird thar I am replying after 3/4 months but whatever I just wanted to give you a quick solution. but first, I am assuming you know how to use a text editor in termux. if you don't, you may check a tutorial or something then read the rest of this comment. #!bin@fish said that you need to do it in the termux home file, but let's be realistic we all wanna run bash in the coding folder we made (whether it's in the internal storage or sd card) so, the best way to do it is by adding a command "run" that runs your little script no matter where it is. So, do the following:

nano /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/bash.bashrc"

nano /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/bash.bashrc"

this will open the bash.bashrc, which runs commands automatically the moment you open termux, in a text editor called nano. Termux has this text editor pre-installed afak but if you have another text editor you may also use it. after you open it, go to the bottom and add the following new commands:

alias bedit="nano /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/bash.bashrc"

function run(){
     if [[ "x${1}" == "x" ]]
     then
     echo "Please pass the name of a file"
     return 1
     fi

     if [[ -d $1 ]]
     then
     echo "This is a directory. Please input a file"
     return  1
     fi

     if [[ ! -f $1 ]]
     then
     echo "File doesn't exist"
     return 1
     fi

     FIRST_PARAM="${1}"
     DEFAULT_LOCATION=$PWD
     TERMUX_LOCATION=/data/data/com.termux/files/home
     BASHFILE_LOCATION="${TERMUX_LOCATION}/${FIRST_PARAM##*/}"
     CURRENT_FILE_LOCATION="${DEFAULT_LOCATION}/${FIRST_PARAM##*/}"

     chmod +x $1
     mv $1 $TERMUX_LOCATION
     chmod +x $BASHFILE_LOCATION
     /$BASHFILE_LOCATION;echo
     mv $BASHFILE_LOCATION $DEFAULT_LOCATION

     if [[ $CURRENT_FILE_LOCATION != $(realpath $1) ]]
     then
     mv $CURRENT_FILE_LOCATION $1
     fi
}

alias bedit="nano /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/bash.bashrc"

function run(){
     if [[ "x${1}" == "x" ]]
     then
     echo "Please pass the name of a file"
     return 1
     fi

     if [[ -d $1 ]]
     then
     echo "This is a directory. Please input a file"
     return  1
     fi

     if [[ ! -f $1 ]]
     then
     echo "File doesn't exist"
     return 1
     fi

     FIRST_PARAM="${1}"
     DEFAULT_LOCATION=$PWD
     TERMUX_LOCATION=/data/data/com.termux/files/home
     BASHFILE_LOCATION="${TERMUX_LOCATION}/${FIRST_PARAM##*/}"
     CURRENT_FILE_LOCATION="${DEFAULT_LOCATION}/${FIRST_PARAM##*/}"

     chmod +x $1
     mv $1 $TERMUX_LOCATION
     chmod +x $BASHFILE_LOCATION
     /$BASHFILE_LOCATION;echo
     mv $BASHFILE_LOCATION $DEFAULT_LOCATION

     if [[ $CURRENT_FILE_LOCATION != $(realpath $1) ]]
     then
     mv $CURRENT_FILE_LOCATION $1
     fi
}

this will add 2 new commands you may use. bedit Use it to open the bash.bashrc file in nano. run use it to fix your issue

 run ./filename

 run ./filename

run filename

run filename

run /storage/emulated/0/MYCODE/C_CODE/PROJECT1/filename


# replace /storage/emulated/0/MYCODE/C_CODE/PROJECT1/filename        with the actual path

run /storage/emulated/0/MYCODE/C_CODE/PROJECT1/filename


# replace /storage/emulated/0/MYCODE/C_CODE/PROJECT1/filename        with the actual path

---- also, if you don't want to use nano in bedit just replace the "nano" in the beginning of the code I gave you with your desired text editor

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bash: ./filename: Permission Denied