Hi all,
I have three machines which are updated from sid regulary and are on the
same update level now (especially for the tests).
All 3 machines use the same versions for all common installed packages.
Especially for sudo base* etc.
Two machines run fine but one has a weird problem:
starting
I can't even get hello world to run from that directory. I
suppose I could move everything to another directory and try it, but I'd
like to know why root can't run it's programs from that directory.
On Sun, 18 Oct 1998, Ben Collins wrote:
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On Sun,
I'm trying to get the wordPerfect demo up and running, but when I
try to run the setup executable (./Runme) I get a permission denied. the
file is executable, I own it, I own the directory, I tried as root and
non-root alike. The directory is not mounted on my main partition (if
Brent McMillan writes:
I can't even get hello world to run from that directory. I suppose I
could move everything to another directory and try it, but I'd like to
know why root can't run it's programs from that directory.
Do you have the partition mounted 'noexec'?
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John Hasler
Yup, that was the problem. My /etc/fstab didn't specify to mount it
'noexec' but I guesse that's what happens when you leave out 'defaults'
from the line. Problem solved. Thanks all for the help.
Run the `mount' command and check if the disk the script is running on
is mounted with the
Hi!
Brent McMillan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I'm trying to get the wordPerfect demo up and running, but when I
try to run the setup executable (./Runme) I get a permission denied. the
file is executable, I own it, I own the directory, I tried as root and
non-root alike. The directory is
I'm trying to get the wordPerfect demo up and running, but when I
try to run the setup executable (./Runme) I get a permission denied. the
file is executable, I own it, I own the directory, I tried as root and
non-root alike. The directory is not mounted on my main partition (if
that has
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