Permission error when writing files in django + ubuntu + apache - django

Following is the error message I receive when I save x.mp3 via django :
Exception Type: PermissionError
Exception Value:
[Errno 13] Permission denied: 'x.mp3'

You should use the sudo command for super user.
because, the sudo enables the full access to files in your system.
So use sudo command to write the files for x.mp3
You can use this command in all linux platforms like kali,ubuntu,django,parrot.
Problem solved.
If you have any questions please be free to ask.
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Django-import-export-celery Import error [Errno 13] Permission denied

I have a minor issue where I always see an error 13:
Import error [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/_/_/_/media/django-import-export-celery-import-change-summaries'
I can still import but I cannot see the end HTML template.
It's supposed to look like this (on my windows localhost):
I believe the blank summary is also caused by the Ubuntu file permission issue but I do not want to do anything because as I understand it, granting permissions on a production server is dangerous. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
I just enabled permission with chown 755

AWS Lambda: failed with error [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/var/task/lambda_function.py

I have the following CI/CD setup with Gitlab for deploying my lambda function
When it runs no error happens but when I try executing the function I receive the "failed with error [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/var/task/lambda_function.py" error. Is there any way to solve this? I've found this article in which aws suggests using chmod to give file permissions, but it didn't help.
BTW: I've ran the same commands locally in my machine and no error happens when running the function
Thanks in advance for any answer.
UPDATE: CloudWatch Logs below
I think you have similar trouble like this one and another here on stackoverflow as well.
You have to manually set the permissions of the zip file.
quoting from the bug
The zip archive preserves file permissions, so if you have a 644
permissions file, deflate it and inflate it back up, you get 644
permissions for that file.
So to fix the issue, simply set the expected permissions
before deflation, in Lambda's case, something like 755 will do.

Raspberry [Errno 13] permission denied opening file txt

I am using a raspberry pi 3 with Jessie.
In my code, I need to read a file.txt in a loop but i got the error N13 saying Permission denied: 'file.txt'.
I am running the code using thonny.
Any solution ?
i solved from cmd window tiping sudo python3 filename.py
but i need to do it everytime i want to launch the code, there is a way to make it definitive?
Check FILE PERMISSIONS.
Do it from root.
Whenever there is permission denied error appears/occurs, its either file permissions in case of files or wrong password entered.

Permission denied. Error code: 3 Error message from server: Permission denied

I am logging into my amazon aws production box using WinSCP and i have successfully setup Tomcat 6. But in webapps folder when i transfer some webservice i get error as:
Permission denied.
Error code: 3
Error message from server: Permission denied
Please help me out to resolve this issue
You haven't mentioned what instance type you are using, but it sounds like you are on some flavor of Linux. You need to chmod or chown the webapps directory so you can place files there, or you can place them elsewhere (like your home directory), then log in and use sudo mv to move it in place.

django - Permission denied in uploading photos

When I try to upload an Image, I am getting an error:
OSError at /
[Errno 13] Permission denied: '/home/ubuntu/project/django-user-activities/django_user_activities/static/media/uploaded_files/1422722471_11_Tulips.jpg'
I think its related with user permission. But since I am a windows user, and I am hosting this in a ubuntu 14.04 OS, I have no idea how to solve this. How do I resolve this problem/error? I would be very much grateful if you could help me. Thank you.
The shotgun command for all permission problems:
sudo chmod -R 777 /home/ubuntu/project/django-user-activities/django_user_activities/static/media/
Please note though that this is almost never a good idea...
Read this if you want to do it properly: https://superuser.com/questions/19318/how-can-i-give-write-access-of-a-folder-to-all-users-in-linux