Mario Salgado
Mario Salgado
An `exec /bin/sh` action is a root action, not supported by this repo. Please review your actions to understand where it stems from, since the shells used within Termux are...
Your `setup.sh` is not an executable file, yet. Run this command inside the downloaded folder: ``` chmod +x setup.sh ``` Then you can run it just fine.
I think you're trying to run these files from your Android's storage, or Downloads folder (correct me if I am wrong). Did you `git clone` the repo or downloaded it...
Update with relevant information please: - Device and android version (dump of `termux-info`) - Steps taken (since you launch Termux) - Termux output when you run the vnc server? -...
Hi all, Thanks for all your input, happy to see the ball rolling for many who were facing this issue. I think PR #102 and #103 should resolve the issue...
I am happy to add it, @devincrack. I understand that it may help you with an on-going issue. Let's see what's Aditya opinion, before adding a new package. @adi1090x In...
> > No u can't... Idk if the code has a feature like that or somethin... But for sure. Termux can't write on external storages if u are not rooted......
Termux does not work when non-(external-)storage files or folders are moved or installed in external storage such as the SD card. See [Termux's Wiki](https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Internal_and_external_storage) for context. That being the case,...