Magento 2 - bin/magento Commands not working in Cpanel Terminal
I have an issue while try to run commands bin/magento in terminal. Commands not working. No command run after bin directory. You can see the below screenshot about the error.
Basically yesterday I installed Mailchimp extension using SSH Putty (login as root user). Now I can't run commands in terminal.
Need help.
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I have an issue while try to run commands bin/magento in terminal. Commands not working. No command run after bin directory. You can see the below screenshot about the error.
Basically yesterday I installed Mailchimp extension using SSH Putty (login as root user). Now I can't run commands in terminal.
Need help.
magento2 command-line file-permissions
Try sudo magento c:f.
– Rizwan
Jan 16 at 13:04
sudo magento cache:flush. not working, showing "sudo: effective uid is not 0, is /bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid' option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?"
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:14
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I have an issue while try to run commands bin/magento in terminal. Commands not working. No command run after bin directory. You can see the below screenshot about the error.
Basically yesterday I installed Mailchimp extension using SSH Putty (login as root user). Now I can't run commands in terminal.
Need help.
magento2 command-line file-permissions
I have an issue while try to run commands bin/magento in terminal. Commands not working. No command run after bin directory. You can see the below screenshot about the error.
Basically yesterday I installed Mailchimp extension using SSH Putty (login as root user). Now I can't run commands in terminal.
Need help.
magento2 command-line file-permissions
magento2 command-line file-permissions
asked Jan 16 at 13:00
Shoaib SaleemShoaib Saleem
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Try sudo magento c:f.
– Rizwan
Jan 16 at 13:04
sudo magento cache:flush. not working, showing "sudo: effective uid is not 0, is /bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid' option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?"
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:14
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Try sudo magento c:f.
– Rizwan
Jan 16 at 13:04
sudo magento cache:flush. not working, showing "sudo: effective uid is not 0, is /bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid' option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?"
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:14
Try sudo magento c:f.
– Rizwan
Jan 16 at 13:04
Try sudo magento c:f.
– Rizwan
Jan 16 at 13:04
sudo magento cache:flush. not working, showing "sudo: effective uid is not 0, is /bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid' option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?"
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:14
sudo magento cache:flush. not working, showing "sudo: effective uid is not 0, is /bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid' option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?"
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:14
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Go to public_html/bin
and change permission to 775
Tried. Still not working.
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:09
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Give permission to generated
Directory
chmod 777 -R generated
GIve appropriate permission to generated directory.
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Go to public_html/bin
and change permission to 775
Tried. Still not working.
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:09
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Go to public_html/bin
and change permission to 775
Tried. Still not working.
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:09
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Go to public_html/bin
and change permission to 775
Go to public_html/bin
and change permission to 775
answered Jan 16 at 13:04
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Tried. Still not working.
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Jan 16 at 13:09
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Tried. Still not working.
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:09
Tried. Still not working.
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:09
Tried. Still not working.
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Jan 16 at 13:09
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Give permission to generated
Directory
chmod 777 -R generated
GIve appropriate permission to generated directory.
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Give permission to generated
Directory
chmod 777 -R generated
GIve appropriate permission to generated directory.
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Give permission to generated
Directory
chmod 777 -R generated
GIve appropriate permission to generated directory.
Give permission to generated
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chmod 777 -R generated
GIve appropriate permission to generated directory.
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Try sudo magento c:f.
– Rizwan
Jan 16 at 13:04
sudo magento cache:flush. not working, showing "sudo: effective uid is not 0, is /bin/sudo on a file system with the 'nosuid' option set or an NFS file system without root privileges?"
– Shoaib Saleem
Jan 16 at 13:14