It is one thing files being mounted and have no permission, and files not being mounted at all to the container.
So where and when are you getting permission denied, when running which command.

@Nayohmeee i mean whats your output for ;

In T376127#10223720, @Nayohmeee wrote:

In T376127#10220455, @Mankav wrote:

In T376127#10220285, @Nayohmeee wrote:

PLEASE HELP, I am stuck at bullet point 8 because my src file refuses to be copied into my docker/shell environment. Both cmd.sh and requirements.txt are copied but not src and I have tried everything I know, including tweaking the dockerfile to enable the file to be copied, does anyone know how i can fix this please?

Hello @Nayohmeee, could you please provide a screenshot of the error you are encountering? This will help me understand the issue better.

Additionally, did you run the command sudo chmod 777 src/? This command ensures that the src directory has the necessary permissions for reading, writing, and executing.

Hi thanks for replying, there is no error message. The src file is not copied on to the src folder on docker , yes it exists but there is nothing inside the folder. I wonder if i should manually copy the files myself , and yes I have tried the sudo chmod command severally too

In T376127#10228576, @Emceerain wrote:

@Okay-michael Yes i agree. Well it seem im not doing something right with the css modification. Ive noted there is pico.jade.min.css file as well as a base.css, darkmode.css If i understand correctly these are the files that i should be making adjustments for the button right? @ACorrea-WMB

Ooh sorry, I am not sure how to strip that sorry.
Not so used to this communication platform

In T376127#10205826, @Victoriamusasizi wrote:

In T376127#10205805, @Okay-michael wrote:

In T376127#10205727, @Victoriamusasizi wrote:

In T376127#10205479, @Okay-michael wrote:

Dear Mentors @MGalves_WMB @Ederporto @ACorrea-WMB,

I'm writing to report a few issues I've encountered while working on the Quickstatements 3.0 public documentation and to indicate my availability to work on them.

1. Login button and "Last batches" button:
Both buttons appear to be dead links on the homepage.
I've checked the view functions on the app(web) and found that they are absent for both links.
I've also checked the URL patterns and found they aren't mapped to any views.

2. Database Write Error:
When attempting to access the admin interface (http://localhost:8765/admin/login/next=/admin/), I receive the following error:

This error suggests that the database is configured in read-only mode, preventing write operations.

Proposed Solutions:

1. Login and "Last batches" Buttons: Create view functions for these buttons, map them to the appropriate URLs in urls.py and also create corresponding templates for each

2. Database Write Error: Verify the database configuration and ensure it's not set to read-only mode. If necessary, adjust the database permissions or Django model configuration to allow write operations.

**Again, I'm available to work on these issues and would appreciate your guidance and feedback.

hello,
Thats great you are able to make findings.
Are you facing specific errors related to the task list??
I will be happy to help

Thank you so much for your willingness to assist. The error I get is when I try to 'login from http://localhost:8765/admin/' which I presented in my screenshot above. Again trying to use the login button leads to a dead link(the same thing happens when I try to use the 'Last batches button') which made me to start seeing the need to implement User registration and Login/Logout functionalities since my thorough examination of the source codes show these core functionalities to be absent. I'm really not sure if I have the permission to start working on any of the features I listed above. Thanks again for offering to help, I will appreciate your guidance.

Are you able to setup django admin/superuser successfuly : python manage.py createsuperuser

And are the issues you are facing now blocking you from completing the microtask in anyway?

In T376127#10205805, @Okay-michael wrote:

In T376127#10205727, @Victoriamusasizi wrote:

In T376127#10205479, @Okay-michael wrote:

Dear Mentors @MGalves_WMB @Ederporto @ACorrea-WMB,

I'm writing to report a few issues I've encountered while working on the Quickstatements 3.0 public documentation and to indicate my availability to work on them.

1. Login button and "Last batches" button:
Both buttons appear to be dead links on the homepage.
I've checked the view functions on the app(web) and found that they are absent for both links.
I've also checked the URL patterns and found they aren't mapped to any views.

2. Database Write Error:
When attempting to access the admin interface (http://localhost:8765/admin/login/next=/admin/), I receive the following error:

This error suggests that the database is configured in read-only mode, preventing write operations.

Proposed Solutions:

1. Login and "Last batches" Buttons: Create view functions for these buttons, map them to the appropriate URLs in urls.py and also create corresponding templates for each

2. Database Write Error: Verify the database configuration and ensure it's not set to read-only mode. If necessary, adjust the database permissions or Django model configuration to allow write operations.

**Again, I'm available to work on these issues and would appreciate your guidance and feedback.

hello,
Thats great you are able to make findings.
Are you facing specific errors related to the task list??
I will be happy to help

Thank you so much for your willingness to assist. The error I get is when I try to 'login from http://localhost:8765/admin/' which I presented in my screenshot above. Again trying to use the login button leads to a dead link(the same thing happens when I try to use the 'Last batches button') which made me to start seeing the need to implement User registration and Login/Logout functionalities since my thorough examination of the source codes show these core functionalities to be absent. I'm really not sure if I have the permission to start working on any of the features I listed above. Thanks again for offering to help, I will appreciate your guidance.

In T376127#10205479, @Okay-michael wrote:

Dear Mentors @MGalves_WMB @Ederporto @ACorrea-WMB,

I'm writing to report a few issues I've encountered while working on the Quickstatements 3.0 public documentation and to indicate my availability to work on them.

1. Login button and "Last batches" button:
Both buttons appear to be dead links on the homepage.
I've checked the view functions on the app(web) and found that they are absent for both links.
I've also checked the URL patterns and found they aren't mapped to any views.

2. Database Write Error:
When attempting to access the admin interface (http://localhost:8765/admin/login/next=/admin/), I receive the following error:

This error suggests that the database is configured in read-only mode, preventing write operations.

Proposed Solutions:

1. Login and "Last batches" Buttons: Create view functions for these buttons, map them to the appropriate URLs in urls.py and also create corresponding templates for each

2. Database Write Error: Verify the database configuration and ensure it's not set to read-only mode. If necessary, adjust the database permissions or Django model configuration to allow write operations.

**Again, I'm available to work on these issues and would appreciate your guidance and feedback.

hello,
Thats great you are able to make findings.
Are you facing specific errors related to the task list??
I will be happy to help