I have got an existing project from a client and I tried to run this in my MAC using XCode 5.0
But I am facing this following error. I installed Cocoa Pods but still doesn't work. This project is running fine in other developer's machine. I badly need this running in my machine.
What I am missing? Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
You need to make the script executable. Open terminal and execute this command:
chmod a+x "/Users/shovon0203/Desktop/My Work/oDesk/momenTOGO/MomenTOGO_iPhone/Pods/Pods-resources.sh"
Try this, Works like a charm!
rm -rf Pods/ Podfile.lock
pod install
Running pod install in the main project directory where your podfile is located should solve the problem
You need to make the script executable. Open terminal and execute this command:
chmod a+x "your_path(where show permission denied)"
Please check if there no any space in folder name then add '\' before
The above answer works. However, I had the same issue, but it was recurring. It dealt with having the same branch checked-out on multiple machines. It would work on one machine, and not the others. We use TFS as our source control (it's ok, you can judge), which does not play nicely with .sh, .py, etc. files. We had to add a .tpattributes file to every directory with a .sh or .py file in it so we could run .sh and .py files as executables.
Entries in the .tpattributes file looks like this:
Pods-MyTarget-frameworks.sh:x
Pods-MyTarget-resources.sh:x
This translates to chmod +x "Pods-MyTarget-frameworks.sh"
Works like a charm!
I posted this as a comment to Kevins answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/19687227/3114383. But I thought I might as well put it as an answer because people will find it easier like this and it solved my problem. It might work for others aswell :D
I tried running the chmod command from kevins answer and it didnt work. Then i tried the command with sudo which also didnt work. Then i added a User-defined-setting to the build settings in xcode "PODS_ROOT = ${PROJECT_DIR}/Pods/". This is what fixed it for me. It seems the Permission denied error was quite misleading because the script was actually not able to find the file.
I have also faced this issue. What I've done is:
- Create a brand new project with same name and same package name
- In the terminal of the project directory Pod init
- Open the pod file in a editor
- Copy and paste the old project pod files into the new one
- Copy all files and resources to the new project
- Simply do
pod install
Just remove the folder Pods-[Your_Project_Name] completely and do fresh pod install
This steps worked for me after failing many times.
step 1: Navigate to the location of the folder containing Pods-resources.sh
step 2: Open the terminal type cd and then drag the folder containing Pods-resources.sh to terminal and hit enter.
step 3: the run this command>> chmod a+x Pods-resources.sh
step 4: restart xcode and open your xxx.xworkspace
step 5: enjoy
I've faced same problem with Pods-project-frameworks.sh, resolved by removing first line #!/bin/sh from Pods-project-frameworks.sh file.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19687033/pods-resources-sh-permission-denied-in-ios-project