When I install firejail from the Tumbleweed repos and run firejail, this happens:
bash: /usr/bin/firejail: Permission denied
Could this be a packaging bug or am I missing something?
When I install firejail from the Tumbleweed repos and run firejail, this happens:
bash: /usr/bin/firejail: Permission denied
Could this be a packaging bug or am I missing something?
Your title is wrong, i.e. Permission denied says renothing about /usr/bin/firejail being executable or not. Show ls -l /usr/bin/firejail and I bet that will show.
Also, does sudo firejail work?
It could be SELinux, but it does use a firejail group and it’s permissions are set to that group… Likely need to add your user to that group, logout/login if that is recommended?
https://build.opensuse.org/projects/openSUSE:Factory/packages/firejail/files/firejail.spec?expand=1
Oops, I think I was a little tired. It does work as root and the firejail group has x permission. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I’ll need to properly read the firejail manual to get started.
I checked if I could fix the title of this thread for posterity, but I don’t think I can.