V12.2, SU + permission denied

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#1

I’m trying to install some SW by doing

dhcppc1:/home/rpm # ./solarisstudio.sh

and get

bash: ./solarisstudio.sh: Permission denied

Is this a file permission issue?

Thank you.

#2

Please post output of

ls -l solaris*
#3

On 01/12/2013 04:06 PM, rih5342 wrote:
> dhcppc1:/home/rpm # ./solarisstudio.sh
> bash: ./solarisstudio.sh: Permission denied

is solarisstudio.sh executable?

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#4

First ---------------------------------------------------------

ls -l solaris*
-rw------- 1 david users 435216384 Dec 5 2011 solarisstudio.sh

Second ----------------------------------------------------

How do I determine if it is executable?

#5

It looks like you may need to run the terminal command:

chmod +x solarisstudio.sh

or if owned by root:

sudo chmod +x solarisstudio.sh

You may need to add a path in front of the file name as I do not understand in what folder it is located in. For help with file and folder attributes, have a look at my bash script helper on the subject you can find here:

S.A.F.P. - SUSE Automated File Permissions - Version 1.0.4: https://forums.opensuse.org/blogs/jdmcdaniel3/s-f-p-suse-automated-file-permissions-version-1-0-4-113/

Thank You for using openSUSE,

#6

And please, put CODE tags around all your copied/pasted computer text. Use the # button from the post editor to create tem.

#7

On 2013-01-12 17:26, rih5342 wrote:
>
> First ---------------------------------------------------------
>
> ls -l solaris*
> -rw------- 1 david users 435216384 Dec 5 2011 solarisstudio.sh
>
> Second ----------------------------------------------------
>
> How do I determine if it is executable?

It is not, because there is no ‘x’ after the ‘rw’ above.

I recommend you read a good book on unix or linux.

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Cheers/Saludos
Carlos E. R. (12.1 test at Minas-Anor)

#8

I’m all set, thank you.

This Forum is better than a book.

#9

That is only partly so. Because you added the x there, it works now. But do you now realy understand what those r, w and x (three sets of them) are for? The suggestion to read something about this is very usefull, else you have to come back here many times with permission problems. Instead of you coming back and asking us the same questions agaiin and again, we would love it when in due time you come back here helping others witrh their permission problems. That is how it should work here :wink: