i m not run on root user, but this is user used to install docker
the first user crated when installing server
What are the permissions on backup.sh? And who’s the owner?
oh right it's root, but i remember i use created user to copy file
I think permissions are kept across a regular cp.
what do you mean?
do I need to changeownershp to current user
Well, I see it already has execute permissions for all, so no. But if you wanted to change the permissions, yes, you would.
maybe no need if there is permission already
then why
Looks like it’s trying to access a file your current user doesn’t have permissions for
Does the current user have write permissions to the current directory?
it is the first user created, should have no?
how to check
Yes, if it created this directory…
ls -la .
should have
Nope, looks like only root has write permissions
how to add write perssion to the user
This is definitely the user Appwrite is running as?
yes this is
So you should probably chown the directory to the current user
will try it
[Sovled] No permission for backup sh
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