sed permission denied when overwriting file
I am trying to use sed to overwrite my index.php file, but I am getting an error:
$ sed -i \'s@@
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While editing a file in place, sed creates a temporary file, saves the result and then finally mv the original file with the temporary one.
The problem is that you don't have write permission in the directory where sed is trying to create the temp file.
As the file is /tmp/file, check the permission of the directory where you are running the command.
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Given that you do not have write access to the directory where
index.phpis stored, then generally you would not have access toindex.php...? Assuming this is a 'non-standard' case and you do have write access,sed -iis trying to create a temp file in the same directory asindex.php(just checked and it is the same directory, not the CWD). Runsedwithout-iand end the line with something like> ~/sed.outto write the result into a file in your home directory. Then do what you will with that file.sed 's@<head>@<head><script type="text/javascript" src="new.js"></script>@' index.php > ~/sed.outBe aware that you while you can
cp ~/sed.out index.phpyou can notmv ~/sed.out index.php. It would seem thatcpwill put the contents intoindex.php(not modifying the directory you do not have write permissions to) whilemvtries to change the directory (that you don't have write permissions to).讨论(0) -
You need to have the write permissions to the folder whose file you are changing.
As explained here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/36404569/5381704
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