chmod u+x /home/user/bin/smsmodscript
gives me: no such file or directory?

tried removing .txt from the file and from the command

my txt file is called smsmodscript.txt

i dont have a /home/user/bin/ folder
only have a /usr/bin folder

using WinSCP

It doesn't matter where you save the file, but I don't like saving it to /usr/bin because it's a system folder (and would get lost with a reflash ).

You can save it to /home/user also, or you create /home/user/bin with:
for the chmod-command you have to change into the directory where the file is located and type:
'chmod u+x smsmodscript'
or, if you're in an other directory:
'chmod u+x /your/path/to/smsmodscript'

where 'smsmodscript' is the filename you've choosen for the script and which it was saved to...

ive put the file smsmodscript.txt into home/user

and typed chmod u+x smsmodscript
and
chmod u+x /home/user/smsmodscript

but still get no such file or directory

you have to use the correct filename...

Either you rename the file to 'smsmodscript' (without .txt) or you have to add the .txt to chmod-command

I'd prefer renaming, because .txt is misleading

id just figured that out bro, when it started working!
awesome info all that, i knew it was going to work when i started reading it,
as always it was just a case of my brain understanding it!
anyway, what i did was make 2 buttons, one to crash the messaging app, and one to make it work again, kind of a a lock and unlock feature:

Hey... I'm glad if i could help you...

Now go on and script the hell out of your pocket-plaything :P

yeah man, both you and Joorin helped me understand a lot in this thread, but your info got my little mod working!
now my woman cant look at my texts when im not around!
happy days!

That's the lowest level of hack there is.