Does anyone know how to solve this issue for my ubuntu VPS?

 

I'm running it via Root

 

Does anyone know how to solve this issue for my ubuntu VPS?

 

I'm running it via Root

 

 

Can you verify where your OSBot install folder is located?

 

Can you verify where your OSBot install folder is located?

 

 

Yea, it's installed in /home/root/osbot

Yea, it's installed in /home/root/osbot

 

Can I get you close the client, then delete the osbot directory under /home/root/OSBot, and run the client again as root?

Can I get you close the client, then delete the osbot directory under /home/root/OSBot, and run the client again as root?

 

still getting the same thing.

still getting the same thing.

 

What does it say when you run it as a regular non-root user?

What does it say when you run it as a regular non-root user?

 

The same thing but instead of root/osbot/data permission denied, its user/osbot/data permission denied.

try running chmod -R 777 /home/root/osbot

 

or chmod -R 777 /root/osbot

 

that should solve the problem.

try running chmod -R 777 /home/root/osbot

 

or chmod -R 777 /root/osbot

 

that should solve the problem.

 

Still doesn't work, it does not allow FrostCaves to create a file. Which prevents me from running it and changing the settings.

Looks like this is a problem with the script, You will have to contact the script creator and tell them to fix the error, refer them to this "http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30242060/java-io-filepermission-read-access-denied-when-launching-applet-with-java-8"

Looks like this is a problem with the script, You will have to contact the script creator and tell them to fix the error, refer them to this "http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30242060/java-io-filepermission-read-access-denied-when-launching-applet-with-java-8"

 

That's not really the issue.

 

The issue is that the client blocks all read/write access to any directory outside of the OSBot data folder. The problem here is that the script assumes an osbot install directory located under the system property "user.home", which technically should be correct. But that seems not to be the case here.

 

I asked a dev, but they were unable to reproduce the problem by running the script on ubuntu 14.04, as their install directory was actually located under /root/OSBot/.

I guess you could try moving the install folder to /root/, but if that doesn't cut it, then I really don't know :|

 

That's not really the issue.

 

The issue is that the client blocks all read/write access to any directory outside of the OSBot data folder. The problem here is that the script assumes an osbot install directory located under the system property "user.home", which technically should be correct. But that seems not to be the case here.

 

I asked a dev, but they were unable to reproduce the problem by running the script on ubuntu 14.04, as their install directory was actually located under /root/OSBot/.

I guess you could try moving the install folder to /root/, but if that doesn't cut it, then I really don't know :|

 

 

still having the same problem,

 

my osbot folder is located in /root/OSBot/

Could you specify which version of Ubuntu you're using so I can check the appropriate version?

Could you specify which version of Ubuntu you're using so I can check the appropriate version?

 

Ubuntu 14.04 Minimal 14.04 Amd64

 

and

 

Ubuntu 14.04 x86_64

 

If you need access to my VPS, I can give the details.

did you ever fix this i am having the same problem