I find that I cannot execute world-executable scripts when they are in
a directory which is mounted on a drive on an HBA (host bus adapter
card) in pass-thru mode, but the exact same scripts are executable
when they are in a directory on my boot drive (connected to
motherboard SATA).
Is this a
John Williams wrote:
I find that I cannot execute world-executable scripts when they are in
a directory which is mounted on a drive on an HBA (host bus adapter
Can you show the mount options of the filesystem?
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On Saturday, June 18, 2011 16:37:18 John Williams wrote:
Is this a bash bug, or intentional behavior?
it's coming from the kernel, not bash
post the output of `mount` and make sure that it doesnt have the noexec flag
-mike
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On Sat, Jun 18, 2011 at 1:51 PM, Jan Schampera jan.schamp...@web.de wrote:
Can you show the mount options of the filesystem?
Good call, I should have though of that. I had all the filesystems on
the non-boot drives mounted with the user option, which I just
learned from the mount man page also
