thanks for the correction :) ok, then... problem solved :D
>what's the biggest point to not set the noexec on /home? Users don't have anywhere to put scripts or custom binaries. You may also get random breakage due to programs using small, temporary scripts without the user's knowledge. As a user of my own systems, that's simply unacceptable. I suppose it might be of some value if you are already mounting /tmp, /var/tmp and anywhere else a user can write to as noexec.
