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Abraham Marín Pérez escribió: |
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>>> 4) The file system is mounted noexec. |
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>>> (So, make sure that you filesystem is currently mounted exec.) |
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>> As stated earlier, there is no noexec flag: |
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>> /dev/sda2 on / type ext3 (rw,noatime) |
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> Just blind-shooting but still here are my 0.02$... could it be |
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> possible that you had the noexec flag enabled by default somewhere and |
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> hence it's being used even without typing it explicitly in /etc/fstab?? |
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> On the other hand, it might be helpful to check if ordinary users can |
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> execute any other program or it's just a shell problem (you can check |
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> this through cron, for example). |
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> HTH, |
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> Abraham |
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Sorry, Thunderbird hadn't downloaded latest mail when I wrote this, so I |
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didn't know the problem was already solved at the moment... |
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Abraham |
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