'user' implies noexec, otherwise exec is the default. If var does
have 'user', I'd just remove it[so the options' field is just
'defaults'], there is no reason for it.
The reason I want to have 'user' or 'users' is because I want to allow non-priveleged
users to mount/unmount it.
Incoming from Lee Hanxue:
'user' implies noexec, otherwise exec is the default. If var does
have 'user', I'd just remove it[so the options' field is just
'defaults'], there is no reason for it.
The reason I want to have 'user' or 'users' is because I want to allow
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 19:03:05 -0400
Lee Hanxue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason I want to have 'user' or 'users' is because I want to allow
non-priveleged users to mount/unmount it. Actually, it is more of a
convenience for me, since it is primarily my workstation.
The system needs /var to
This seems similar to a problem I ran into on a server that I installed
here and (without thinking) set the noexec option on /var. You might
try and see if that is the problem.
Thanks a million! I checked /etc/fstab, and I found out I did not set the 'exec'
option for the /var partition
Lee Hanxue wrote:
This seems similar to a problem I ran into on a server that I installed
here and (without thinking) set the noexec option on /var. You might
try and see if that is the problem.
Thanks a million! I checked /etc/fstab, and I found out I did not set the 'exec'
option for the /var
On Wed, 2004-06-02 at 17:43, Lee Hanxue wrote:
Preparing to replace apache 1.3.29.0.2-4 (using .../apache_1.3.29.0.2-4_i386.deb) ...
dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute new pre-installation script: Permission denied
dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/apache_1.3.29.0.2-4_i386.deb
Hi,
Recently apache 1.3.29 (testing branch) refuse to start. I wanted to remove it, and
use apache 2 instead. It seems that earlier dependency problems caused apache to be
not cleanly uninstalled. I tried using
apt-get remove apache
apt-get remove --purge apache
dpkg -r apache
but to no
Lee Hanxue escribió:
Hi,
Recently apache 1.3.29 (testing branch) refuse to start. I wanted to remove it,
and use apache 2 instead. It seems that earlier dependency problems caused apache to
be not cleanly uninstalled. I tried using
apt-get remove apache
apt-get remove --purge apache
dpkg -r
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