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It looks like you’re encountering a permission issue when trying to retrieve the current working directory (getcwd). This can happen due to:

    1.  Lack of permissions in the directory.

    2.  A mounted filesystem issue, such as a removed or inaccessible parent directory.

    3.  A sandboxed environment, like inside a container or restricted system.

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Possible Solutions:

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1. Check Permissions

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Try running:

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ls -ld .

ls -ld ..

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If you see dr-x------ or similar restricted permissions, try granting read and execute permissions:

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chmod +rx . ..

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2. Use Absolute Paths Instead of getcwd

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If Python’s os.getcwd() fails due to permission issues, you can try specifying the path manually. Example:

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cwd = "/absolute/path/to/your/directory"

parent_dir = "/absolute/path/to/your/parent"

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3. Run with Elevated Privileges (if applicable)

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Try running the script with sudo (Linux/macOS):

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sudo python3 script.py

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4. Check If the Parent Directory Exists

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If the parent directory is missing or inaccessible, you might need to recreate it. Try:

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ls ..

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If it fails, you may need to remount the filesystem or check your access rights.