Question

App Serverless functions returning code 126 when deploying.

I was mimicking this example repo to try to create a serverless function that imports the mysql python package so I can access my database cluster component of one of my projects.

I have the same structure in my git repo. My build.sh file is exactly the same. I have changed the requirements.txt file to only have the string mysql, corresponding with the package I need to talk with my MYSQL v8 DB. I even added a .env file that has the same string in the example: API_KEY="" just as a sanity check, although I’m not sure if this is required. When I go to deploy, all my other functions deploy fine (they do not import any libraries beyond boto3 & botocore for spaces access).

When I deploy my serverless functions I get this error:

[2023-04-12 16:09:48] │ Failures:
[2023-04-12 16:09:48] │  ›   Error: While deploying action 'user/get_profile_data': './build.sh' exited
[2023-04-12 16:09:48] │  ›    with code 126

I have consulted with two PHD experts I have contact with and they both concluded that it is likely a DO specific issue and did not have any readily available solutions to this problem.

Any help in remedying this would be greatly appreciated!

(PS I tried to log in as my own account to post this, however it would not allow me to so I had to post this as a community user. Where can I go to report this issue?)


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Bobby Iliev
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April 13, 2023
Accepted Answer

Hi there,

If you check the permissions of the build.sh file does it have executable permissions?

ls -lah packages/sample/emails/

If not, you could executable permissions, you use the following git command to make the change:

git add --chmod=+x -- build.sh
git commit -m "Make the build.sh file executable"

After that push your change as normal to your GitHub repository.

Let me know how it goes!

Best,

Bobby

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