-bash ./sinusbot: permission denied (admin)

[Lordiablo]

I put command for reset password and the answer is this: -bash ./sinusbot: permission denied

 

[Patschi]

Execute this command first, this should help:

chmod +x sinusbot

 

[Lordiablo]

Thanks a lot...
I executed this
chmod +x sinusbot
./sinusbot --override-password "password"

and output is
2018/01/11 09:48:42 The bot will not run as root-user.

I am a new user of this bot, I downloaded it 10 minutes ago and I got this problem, and now I got another one:
I have new password... but what is the username?

 

[DesertFade]

Hey,

@Lordiablo Dude ... did you run the bot as ROOT user of your linux system?

The standard username for the admin-account at the webinterface login is "admin".

Greetings

 

[Lordiablo]

Yes I am executing commands from root user

 

[DesertFade]

@Lordiablo

You can't run the bot with the ROOT user because of security issues.

Create a new user with "adduser <name>" (without < and >, follow the instructions),
use "chown <name>:<name> <directoryFromYourSinusBot>" to give the user the permissions for the sinusbot-files.
Than switch to this user with "su <name>".
Execute the command "./sinusbot", if you like that the SinusBot runs after you exit your SSH Terminal too, use this command instead: "screen -S sinusbot ./sinusbot" (you have to install screen if you dont have it with "apt-get install screen" (only tested on Debian))

If you like to stop the sinusbot if you opened it with "screen", you have to execute "screen -X quit" (you have to switch to the musicbot user to execute the command)

Greetings

 

[Lordiablo]

This is the screenshot, I wrote right password, and if "admin" is the standar username it should works

 

[DesertFade]

yes.

 

[Lordiablo]

I don't think that on a remote client "screen" works, anyways I executed ./sinusbot start as the new user and the output is strange.
./sinusbot: error while loading shared libraries: libswresample.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory;
I am cursed, everything that i do doesn't work.

 

[DesertFade]

You didn't install all packages. There is one missing.

 

[Lordiablo]

When I execute commands as root...

The bot will not run as root-user.

When I execute commands as others user...

Permission denied

or

Could not open /tmp/.sinusbot.lock. Is SinusBot already running?

(but it's not running)

 

[DesertFade]

@Lordiablo

Than you didn't change the file-permissions and owner of the files to the specific user. Use chmod a+x for the "./sinusbot" file

 

[Lordiablo]

That's the same,

Could not open /tmp/.sinusbot.lock. Is SinusBot already running?

 

[irgendwr]

If you don't have enough experience with linux to be able to install the sinusbot yourself just use the sinusbot installer, it does everything for you.

 

[Lordiablo]

You say Right, I am new with linux... at the start I used script for install bot and it sent me errors, I reinstalled it manually and it sent me errors.
Then... I can confirm my thesis: I am cursed, each thing that I want to do doesnt work.

 

[irgendwr]

Here are some faq entries that explain what's wrong and how to fix it:
https://forum.sinusbot.com/kb/could-not-open-tmp-sinusbot-lock-is-sinusbot-already-running.199
https://forum.sinusbot.com/kb/why-cant-i-run-the-bot-as-root.201

...but I still recommend using the installer if possible

 

[Lordiablo]

Thanks for your answers, I will try to reinstall it again

 

[Lordiablo]

A new problem born now! after that I reinstalled it I found a few problems that I solved in solo, but I a blocked here... after that I gave permissions to all directory I always get this error when I start it

 

[irgendwr]

https://forum.sinusbot.com/kb/someone-told-me-to-fix-the-file-permissions-how-do-i-do-that.18
if that doesn't work, try deleting the data folder

 

[Lordiablo]

Thanks everyone guys, I have done screen of the command ./sinusbot start and it works.