Sweep: getting permission denied when using ./build.sh

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Checking torghost-3.1.1/build.sh for syntax errors... ✅ torghost-3.1.1/build.sh has no syntax errors! 1/1 ✓
Checking torghost-3.1.1/build.sh for syntax errors...
✅ torghost-3.1.1/build.sh has no syntax errors!

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File Path Proposed Changes

torghost-3.1.1/build.sh Modify torghost-3.1.1/build.sh with contents:
• Before any commands, add a shebang line #!/bin/bash at the very beginning of the build.sh script. This explicitly tells the system that this script should be run with bash, which can help avoid some compatibility issues.
• Directly after adding the shebang, add a comment explaining the need to ensure the script has execution permissions. Use the comment: # Ensure this script has execution permissions: chmod +x build.sh.
• These changes ensure that the script is recognized as a bash script and provides a hint to the user or developer about setting the correct execution permissions.

torghost-3.1.1/readme.md Modify torghost-3.1.1/readme.md with contents:
• At the beginning of the readme.md file, add a new section titled "Installation Instructions".
• In this new section, provide step-by-step instructions for setting up and running the build.sh script. Include the following steps:
1. Navigate to the torghost directory: cd torghost-3.1.1.
2. Ensure the build.sh script has execution permissions: chmod +x build.sh.
3. Execute the script: ./build.sh.
• Mention that if the user encounters a "permission denied" error when attempting to execute the script, they should verify that the execution permissions are correctly set as described in step 2.
• These instructions aim to guide users through the correct process of executing the build.sh script, addressing the issue of the script being reported as "not found" or permission being denied.

File Path	Proposed Changes
`torghost-3.1.1/build.sh`	Modify torghost-3.1.1/build.sh with contents: • Before any commands, add a shebang line `#!/bin/bash` at the very beginning of the `build.sh` script. This explicitly tells the system that this script should be run with bash, which can help avoid some compatibility issues. • Directly after adding the shebang, add a comment explaining the need to ensure the script has execution permissions. Use the comment: `# Ensure this script has execution permissions: chmod +x build.sh`. • These changes ensure that the script is recognized as a bash script and provides a hint to the user or developer about setting the correct execution permissions.
`torghost-3.1.1/readme.md`	Modify torghost-3.1.1/readme.md with contents: • At the beginning of the `readme.md` file, add a new section titled "Installation Instructions". • In this new section, provide step-by-step instructions for setting up and running the `build.sh` script. Include the following steps: 1. Navigate to the torghost directory: `cd torghost-3.1.1`. 2. Ensure the `build.sh` script has execution permissions: `chmod +x build.sh`. 3. Execute the script: `./build.sh`. • Mention that if the user encounters a "permission denied" error when attempting to execute the script, they should verify that the execution permissions are correctly set as described in step 2. • These instructions aim to guide users through the correct process of executing the `build.sh` script, addressing the issue of the script being reported as "not found" or permission being denied.

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