Error EACCES permission denied

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I run npm install lodash but it throws Error  EACCES  permission denied error  I know it is permission issue but as far as I know  sudo permission is not required for installing node module locally  If I run it with sudo  it gets installed inside   node modules folder  drwxrwxr-x is the file permission of existing folder  I can t figure out what might have gone wrong   Below is the error message   npm ERR  tar unpack untar error  home rupesh  npm lodash 4 13 1 package tgz npm ERR  Linux 3 13 0-88-generic npm ERR  argv   usr local bin node    usr local bin npm   install   lodash  npm ERR  node v4 3 1 npm ERR  npm  v2 14 12 npm ERR  path  home rupesh node modules lodash npm ERR  code EACCES npm ERR  errno -13 npm ERR  syscall mkdir  npm ERR  Error  EACCES  permission denied  mkdir   home rupesh node modules lodash  npm ERR      at Error  native  npm ERR      Error  EACCES  permission denied  mkdir   home rupesh node modules lodash   npm ERR    errno  -13  npm ERR    code   EACCES   npm ERR    syscall   mkdir   npm ERR    path    home rupesh node modules lodash   npm ERR    fstream type   Directory   npm ERR    fstream path    home rupesh node modules lodash   npm ERR    fstream class   DirWriter   npm ERR    fstream stack   npm ERR         usr local lib node modules npm node modules fstream lib dir-writer js 35 25   npm ERR         usr local lib node modules npm node modules mkdirp index js 47 53   npm ERR        FSReqWrap oncomplete  fs js 82 15       npm ERR   npm ERR  Please try running this command again as root Administrator   npm ERR  Please include the following file with any support request  npm ERR       home rupesh Desktop es6 npm-debug log

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Remove dist folder and this solve my problem

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I tried most of these suggestions but none of them worked  Then I ran npm clean-install and it solved my issues

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This solved my issue straight away - mac Mojave 10 14 6 - PhpStorm      Unhandled rejection Error  EACCES  permission denied  mkdir     Users myname  npm  cacache index-v5 fb 5a    sudo chown -R  USER  GROUP    npm sudo chown -R  USER  GROUP    config   Original post  https   stackoverflow com a 50639828

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Here s the solution for GNU Linux  Debian  users  Replace USERNAME with your username    sudo chown -R  USER   id -gn  USER   home USERNAME  config

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Creating package json using npm init solved my issue

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On Windows it ended up being that the port was already in use by IIS   Stopping IIS  Right-click  Exit   resolved the issue

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Try to give all permission to your project folder with below command  sudo chmod -R 777  yourProjectDirectoryName   run with   sudo npm install lodash

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I solved this issue by changing the permission of my npm directory  I went to the npm global directory for me it was at    home  lt user-name gt    I went to this directory by entering this command  cd  home  lt user-name gt    and then changed the permission of  npm folder by entering this command   sudo chmod -R 777   npm    It worked like a charm to me  But there is a security flaw with this i e your global packages directory is accessible to all the levels

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Just change the owner of the global node modules directory to be your user   sudo chown -R  USER  GROUP  usr local lib node modules

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Opening CMD Windows WSl in this case  as Administrator worked out for me I am using NodeJS Version 14 15 1

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First install without -g  global  on root  After try using -g  global  It worked for me

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A related issue   Wasted 3 hours spanning several days   On a AWS EC2 machine  below worked   sudo chown -R   whoami   home ubuntu  cache sudo chown -R   whoami   home ubuntu  config sudo chown -R   whoami   home ubuntu  local sudo chown -R   whoami   home ubuntu  npm sudo chown -R   whoami   home ubuntu  pm2   Hope that helps

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Try using this  On the command line  in your home directory  create a directory for global installations   mkdir    npm-global   Configure npm to use the new directory path   npm config set prefix     npm-global    In your preferred text editor  open or create a    profile file and add this line   export PATH    npm-global bin  PATH   On the command line  update your system variables   source    profile   Test installing package globally without using sudo  Hope it helps

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This command fix the issue  It worked for me   sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm true --allow-root

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If you getting an error like below Error  EACCES  permission denied  mkdir   usr local lib node modules  lt PackageName gt  vendor   I suggest using the below command to install your global package sudo npm install -g  lt PackageName gt  --unsafe-perm true --allow-root

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It doesn t have write permissions for others  r-x   Try with  chmod a w  lt folder gt    and repeat

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I have same issue with webpack server installation on globally  Use steps from this Url Solved my issue  my be work for you   Steps mention above There  Back-up your computer before you start      Make a directory for global installations       1   mkdir    npm-global      Configure npm to use the new directory path       2 npm config set prefix     npm-global       Open or create a    profile file and add this line       3 export PATH    npm-global bin  PATH      Back on the command line  update your system variables       4 source    profile   Test  Download a package globally without using sudo   npm install -g jshint   Instead of steps 2-4  you can use the corresponding ENV variable  e g  if you don t want to modify    profile    NPM CONFIG PREFIX    npm-global

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I had problem on Linux  I wrote chown -R myUserName  home myusername myfolder  in my project folder  WARNING  this is NOT the right way to fix it  DO NOT RUN IT  if you aren t sure of what could be the consequences

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From what i can see in your logs you posted   npm ERR    code   EACCES   npm ERR    syscall   mkdir   npm ERR    path    home rupesh node modules lodash   npm ERR    fstream type   Directory   npm ERR    fstream path    home rupesh node modules lodash   npm ERR    fstream class   DirWriter     directory  home rupesh node modules  doesn t have necessary permissions to create directory so run chown -r rupesh rupesh  home rupesh node modules  this should solve it

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LUBUNTU 19 10   Same issue running    npm start  dump  Error  EACCES  permission denied  open   home simon xxx pagebuilder resources scripts registration node modules  cache  babel register  babel 7 4 0 development json      at Object fs openSync  fs js 646 18      at Object fs writeFileSync  fs js 1299 33      at save   home simon xxx pagebuilder resources scripts registration node modules  babel register lib cache js 52 15      at  combinedTickCallback  internal process next tick js 132 7      at process  tickCallback  internal process next tick js 181 9      at Function Module runMain  module js 696 11      at Object    home simon xxxx pagebuilder resources scripts registration node modules  babel node lib  babel-node js 234 23      at Module  compile  module js 653 30      at Object Module  extensions  js  module js 664 10      at Module load  module js 566 32   Looks like my default user  administrator  didn t have rights on node-module directories    This fixed it for me     sudo chmod a w node modules -R       from project root

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node recommends executing following   sudo chown -R  USER   id -gn  USER   home venkatesh  config  If you execute npm config  You will see something like this                      npm update check failed                                     Try running with sudo or get access                              to the local update config store via                   sudo chown -R  USER   id -gn  USER   home venkatesh  config     It worked for me

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FWIW I had the same symptoms  but with a different package  Creating package json and running npm init did NOT solve my issue   On this system  apparently new folders in this location were being created with root permissions  During npm install  new folders are created  This caused npm install to fail partway  even with sudo   The solution was to run npm install app in a different location with no root umask

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Execute these commands and issue will be solved    sudo chmod -R 777  usr local bin sudo chmod -R 777  usr local lib node modules

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