"errorMessage": "Message: 'chromedriver' executable may have wrong permissions. about selenium-python-aws-lambda HOT 9 CLOSED

I read that I must give "chmod 777 chromedriver" permissions, the zip project is in s3. By cloud9 I can't find bucket s3 to give permissions to "\bin\chromedriver". How should I do it?

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Try to use these variables in Lambda config:

PATH:/var/task/bin
PYTHONPATH:/var/task/lib

Best regards!

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Hi @ManivannanMurugavel alejandroalffer,
I already have those environment variables in lambda, the error seems to be not to have permissions in chromedriver, but I don't know how to give those permissions to that file from lambda or cloud9.

I have associated the "AmazonS3FullAccess" policy with the IAM role related to Lambda, but I am still unsuccessful...

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Ok, I'll try from a virtual machine with ubuntu

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Hi @ManivannanMurugavel !

Perform the step indicated from Ubuntu, changing the permissions to 777 of "bin / chromedriver" and "bin / headless-chromium", but now I throw the following error:

{
"errorMessage": "Unable to import module 'lambda_function'"
}

Verify the controller and it is correct. Any ideas?

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Hi @actioncorp3 ,
I forgot to add this line.
Set the executable permission to chromedrive not 777 permission
Download the chrome driver and set the executable permission using below command

sudo chmod a+x chromedriver

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Thanks @ManivannanMurugavel , it worked

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@ManivannanMurugavel have you thought about transferring it to serverless to deploy it in Cloud9? It would be a great improvement! Congratulations on the project, interesting.

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