After our internal check of your image, it looks like the file you want to run doesn’t have the execute (x) flag set. The node file only has -rw-rw-rw permission. Can you verify that the files you are uploading have the executable flag set on them?
@Damar that is correct, we need NodeJS and my understanding was that the image needs to be completely self-contained with no external dependencies hence why nodejs is included in the image. The nodejs linux exe on the build machine (currently my desktop) that is used with amscli has the following permissions:
…and here’s the script…
@njupshot, it seems that after uploading to AMS, the execute permission got removed. Do you use Windows or Linux for amscli? If you’re using Linux, are you using WSL?
OK so using the Linux CLI and changing our logs directory to $HOME I was able to get a running dedicated server. We would prefer to use the Windows CLI as our build machines are windows, so it’d be appreciated if your team could look into that.
Speaking of logs, how do I access the logs our application is writing to $HOME in the case that we need to debug issues?