To assist you in solving the issue, this command displays the permissions of each file in the directory. The group permissions on the directory are probably set wrongly.
When examining a script that runs successfully from the user's home directory but not from any other location, a relative path is being used. The file has more links than one. The file and another file have the same inode number. The file and another file have the same data. The ls command lists the working directory's contents by default (i.e. the directory you are in). Using the pwd command, you can always determine which directory you are in.
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