Error: No file found.

[FrailDust]

On ubuntu app on windows 10. I try to run "bash /mnt/c/Users/timot/Downloads/subedit-master/subedit.sh -i /mnt/c/Users/timot/sub/Naruto.srt" but it says "Error: No file found." I dont know if maybe I'm somehow inputting the directory incorrectly. "bash /mnt/c/Users/timot/Downloads/subedit-master/subedit.sh -d /mnt/c/Users/timot/sub" seems to work though.

[helixarch]

Have you given execute permission to the file? chmod +x subedit.sh

[FrailDust]

I've done "chmod +x bash /mnt/c/Users/timot/Downloads/subedit-master/subedit.sh" and no change.

[ellidi]

I've done "chmod +x bash /mnt/c/Users/timot/Downloads/subedit-master/subedit.sh" and no change.

Try chmod +x /mnt/c/Users/timot/Downloads/subedit-master/subedit.sh ?

Also, do you have permission to read/write to this dir?

[vejkse]

subedit only works on paths that do not contain the character ‘/’. So it must be run from the directory containing a file with the file name as argument, without any upper directory.

This is the effect of the grep -v / on line 5894, a few lines above the ’No file found’ error:

subedit/subedit

Lines 5893 to 5902 in 74e1181

	# Capture the output of ls to an array
	filesarray=( $(ls $inputfilename -p -d 2> /dev/null | grep -v /) )
	IFS=$old_IFS # restore default field separator
	# Restore globbing to case sensitive
	shopt -u nocaseglob
	if ((${#filesarray[@]} == 0)); then
	echo "${red}Error: No file found.${normal}"; exit 1

I have no idea why that would be needed.