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On Friday 01 December 2006 17:39, Roberto Zandonati wrote: |
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> hi at all. |
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> when i try to launch a bash script like ./config i'll receive the |
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> error: |
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> bash: ./config: /bin/bash: bad interpreter: Permission denied (i'm |
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> root) |
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This is a classic error, with a very misleading error message - it has |
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nothing to do with file permissions, and nothing to do with whether the |
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script really is a script or not (those settings will all be ok by the |
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way). |
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The partition on which ./ is located is mounted with option noexec |
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You need to remount it with exec options. So if the partition in |
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question is /mnt. you would do this: |
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mount /mnt -o remount,exec |
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alan |
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