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I used an SSH session from my Macbook (client) to Userland (server) on Android 9 Pie on Huawei Mate 9 (not rooted).
Describe the bug
Using a command which writes to local storage (/home/klaas/) issues an error 13.
I used an OCR conversion tool which uses python (which I installed with apt) but also a very simple 'top' command.
klaas@localhost:~$ top
top: failed tty set: Permission denied
klaas@localhost:~$
htop issues
Cannot open /proc/stat: Permission denied
I tried it by preceding it with sudo, but to no avail.
I looked up on the internet, but could not find a solution.
The failed tty set is not an issue, because 'nano' and 'mc' work flawlessly.
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I used an SSH session from my Macbook (client) to Userland (server) on Android 9 Pie on Huawei Mate 9 (not rooted).
Describe the bug
Using a command which writes to local storage (/home/klaas/) issues an error 13. I used an OCR conversion tool which uses python (which I installed with apt) but also a very simple 'top' command.
The 'top' command issued the same error.
htop issues
I tried it by preceding it with sudo, but to no avail. I looked up on the internet, but could not find a solution. The failed tty set is not an issue, because 'nano' and 'mc' work flawlessly.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
For example:
Start terminal (can be on-device as well).
Issue command 'top'
Or: 2.
Or: sudo apt install ocrmypdf