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I’m having a problem using the Shaka Packager on my system. I’m on macOS and i’ve been trying to use the most recent prebuilt release. But whenever I try to use it in Terminal with another tool that I have, it shows me an error that says that the permission was denied. It says that it doesn't have access to my home directory.
I have tried by opening the file manually which leads to my Mac system saying that it couldn't check if it had anything malicious. So, I gave it permission manually in the Security section in the System Preferences. But it still won't work with my command in Terminal. Could anyone help me out with this?
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It sounds like you have a general permissions issue. If you aren't familiar with permissions on the filesystem, you should read up on that.
A file you download will never be marked executable by default. Try chmod +x path/to/packager in the Terminal to make it executable.
If that's not the issue, you need to give much more detail to get help from the community. For example, show us the exact commands you ran, and their exact output.
Closing due to inactivity. If this is still an issue for you or if you have further questions, the OP can ask shaka-bot to reopen it by including @shaka-bot reopen in a comment.
I’m having a problem using the Shaka Packager on my system. I’m on macOS and i’ve been trying to use the most recent prebuilt release. But whenever I try to use it in Terminal with another tool that I have, it shows me an error that says that the permission was denied. It says that it doesn't have access to my home directory.
I have tried by opening the file manually which leads to my Mac system saying that it couldn't check if it had anything malicious. So, I gave it permission manually in the Security section in the System Preferences. But it still won't work with my command in Terminal. Could anyone help me out with this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: