The command “adb” not working as expected in a macOS shell script but works fine in the macOS terminal
I have a .bat script with some adb commands that I want to run on a Mac. So I changed the extension to .sh and changed the mode so it's executable.
Every line works fine when I enter them in the macOS terminal, but when I run the .sh file errors would occur.
For example:
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
Results in:
Permission denied can't create xxxx: No such file or directory
When I try to push some file in the same directory as the script, it shows the status of the transmission like:
13.2 MB/s (525534 bytes in 0.038s)
but then followed by:
No such file or directory
macos command-line batch-file adb
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I have a .bat script with some adb commands that I want to run on a Mac. So I changed the extension to .sh and changed the mode so it's executable.
Every line works fine when I enter them in the macOS terminal, but when I run the .sh file errors would occur.
For example:
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
Results in:
Permission denied can't create xxxx: No such file or directory
When I try to push some file in the same directory as the script, it shows the status of the transmission like:
13.2 MB/s (525534 bytes in 0.038s)
but then followed by:
No such file or directory
macos command-line batch-file adb
asked Feb 14 at 2:45
user5815428user5815428
114
Have you looked at this thread on Stack Overflow? You should also probably be renaming that file.shinstead of.commandand the beginning of then script should have the line#!/bin/bash -l.
– JakeGould
Feb 14 at 3:05
Can you access the adb shell prompt?adb shell
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:17
@JakeGould Thank you! I've changed it to.sh, nowadb remountworks, but theadb shell echo 1 > xxxstill doesn't work. I've tried some otheradb shellcommands looks like there weren't any complains
– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:46
@BlueDrink9 Thank you! I can access theadb shellin the terminal with no problem. :) When I change the script to.sh, looks likeadb shellworks fine too. Butadb shell "echo 1 > xxx"does not work :(
– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:49
Can you try specifying an absolute path for the output? egadb shell "echo test > /data/data/test.txt"
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:51
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I have a .bat script with some adb commands that I want to run on a Mac. So I changed the extension to .sh and changed the mode so it's executable.
Every line works fine when I enter them in the macOS terminal, but when I run the .sh file errors would occur.
For example:
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
Results in:
Permission denied can't create xxxx: No such file or directory
When I try to push some file in the same directory as the script, it shows the status of the transmission like:
13.2 MB/s (525534 bytes in 0.038s)
but then followed by:
No such file or directory
macos command-line batch-file adb
asked Feb 14 at 2:45
user5815428user5815428
114
I have a .bat script with some adb commands that I want to run on a Mac. So I changed the extension to .sh and changed the mode so it's executable.
Every line works fine when I enter them in the macOS terminal, but when I run the .sh file errors would occur.
For example:
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
Results in:
Permission denied can't create xxxx: No such file or directory
When I try to push some file in the same directory as the script, it shows the status of the transmission like:
13.2 MB/s (525534 bytes in 0.038s)
but then followed by:
No such file or directory
macos command-line batch-file adb
macos command-line batch-file adb
asked Feb 14 at 2:45
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asked Feb 14 at 2:45
user5815428user5815428
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edited Feb 14 at 3:57
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asked Feb 14 at 2:45
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asked Feb 14 at 2:45
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asked Feb 14 at 2:45
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Have you looked at this thread on Stack Overflow? You should also probably be renaming that file.shinstead of.commandand the beginning of then script should have the line#!/bin/bash -l.
– JakeGould
Feb 14 at 3:05
Can you access the adb shell prompt?adb shell
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:17
@JakeGould Thank you! I've changed it to.sh, nowadb remountworks, but theadb shell echo 1 > xxxstill doesn't work. I've tried some otheradb shellcommands looks like there weren't any complains
– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:46
@BlueDrink9 Thank you! I can access theadb shellin the terminal with no problem. :) When I change the script to.sh, looks likeadb shellworks fine too. Butadb shell "echo 1 > xxx"does not work :(
– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:49
Can you try specifying an absolute path for the output? egadb shell "echo test > /data/data/test.txt"
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:51
|
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Have you looked at this thread on Stack Overflow? You should also probably be renaming that file.shinstead of.commandand the beginning of then script should have the line#!/bin/bash -l.
– JakeGould
Feb 14 at 3:05
Can you access the adb shell prompt?adb shell
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:17
@JakeGould Thank you! I've changed it to.sh, nowadb remountworks, but theadb shell echo 1 > xxxstill doesn't work. I've tried some otheradb shellcommands looks like there weren't any complains
– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:46
@BlueDrink9 Thank you! I can access theadb shellin the terminal with no problem. :) When I change the script to.sh, looks likeadb shellworks fine too. Butadb shell "echo 1 > xxx"does not work :(
– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:49
Can you try specifying an absolute path for the output? egadb shell "echo test > /data/data/test.txt"
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:51
Have you looked at this thread on Stack Overflow? You should also probably be renaming that file
.sh instead of .command and the beginning of then script should have the line #!/bin/bash -l.– JakeGould
Feb 14 at 3:05
Have you looked at this thread on Stack Overflow? You should also probably be renaming that file
.sh instead of .command and the beginning of then script should have the line #!/bin/bash -l.– JakeGould
Feb 14 at 3:05
Can you access the adb shell prompt?
adb shell– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:17
Can you access the adb shell prompt?
adb shell– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:17
@JakeGould Thank you! I've changed it to
.sh, now adb remount works, but the adb shell echo 1 > xxx still doesn't work. I've tried some other adb shell commands looks like there weren't any complains– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:46
@JakeGould Thank you! I've changed it to
.sh, now adb remount works, but the adb shell echo 1 > xxx still doesn't work. I've tried some other adb shell commands looks like there weren't any complains– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:46
@BlueDrink9 Thank you! I can access the
adb shell in the terminal with no problem. :) When I change the script to .sh, looks like adb shell works fine too. But adb shell "echo 1 > xxx" does not work :(– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:49
@BlueDrink9 Thank you! I can access the
adb shell in the terminal with no problem. :) When I change the script to .sh, looks like adb shell works fine too. But adb shell "echo 1 > xxx" does not work :(– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:49
Can you try specifying an absolute path for the output? eg
adb shell "echo test > /data/data/test.txt"– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:51
Can you try specifying an absolute path for the output? eg
adb shell "echo test > /data/data/test.txt"– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:51
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I've changed
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
to
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx" | su
and it worked.
I've found the solution here: https://code.i-harness.com/en/q/85b288
answered Feb 14 at 4:25
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Please edit your answer with the final command for clarity
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 20:27
@BlueDrink9 Thanks :) I've edited the answer.
– user5815428
Feb 15 at 12:06
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I've changed
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
to
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx" | su
and it worked.
I've found the solution here: https://code.i-harness.com/en/q/85b288
answered Feb 14 at 4:25
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114
Please edit your answer with the final command for clarity
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 20:27
@BlueDrink9 Thanks :) I've edited the answer.
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Feb 15 at 12:06
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I've changed
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
to
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx" | su
and it worked.
I've found the solution here: https://code.i-harness.com/en/q/85b288
answered Feb 14 at 4:25
user5815428user5815428
114
Please edit your answer with the final command for clarity
– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 20:27
@BlueDrink9 Thanks :) I've edited the answer.
– user5815428
Feb 15 at 12:06
add a comment |
I've changed
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
to
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx" | su
and it worked.
I've found the solution here: https://code.i-harness.com/en/q/85b288
answered Feb 14 at 4:25
user5815428user5815428
114
I've changed
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx"
to
adb shell "echo 1 > xxxxx" | su
and it worked.
I've found the solution here: https://code.i-harness.com/en/q/85b288
answered Feb 14 at 4:25
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Please edit your answer with the final command for clarity
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Have you looked at this thread on Stack Overflow? You should also probably be renaming that file
.shinstead of.commandand the beginning of then script should have the line#!/bin/bash -l.– JakeGould
Feb 14 at 3:05
Can you access the adb shell prompt?
adb shell– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:17
@JakeGould Thank you! I've changed it to
.sh, nowadb remountworks, but theadb shell echo 1 > xxxstill doesn't work. I've tried some otheradb shellcommands looks like there weren't any complains– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:46
@BlueDrink9 Thank you! I can access the
adb shellin the terminal with no problem. :) When I change the script to.sh, looks likeadb shellworks fine too. Butadb shell "echo 1 > xxx"does not work :(– user5815428
Feb 14 at 3:49
Can you try specifying an absolute path for the output? eg
adb shell "echo test > /data/data/test.txt"– BlueDrink9
Feb 14 at 3:51