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bad interpreter: permission denied
Name: Birdman Date: November 1, 2003 at 16:25:50 Pacific OS: Debian Linux (Woody) CPU/Ram: 80x86
Comment:
I can't seem to run shell scripts that reside on an EXT2 filesystem. I get bad interpreter: permission denied every time I try, even though I am root, and the exec bits are set on both the script and bash, the #! line points to the right place for bash, and the filesystsem is allowed to execute. The same scripts work fine as long as they reside somewhere else.
Name: Birdman Date: November 3, 2003 at 03:30:09 Pacific
Reply:
Problem solved. Being a Linux n00b, I had the mount properties (in fstab) for the filesystem not allowing symlinks for some reason. I had it set the same way my root filesystem is, but for some reason that didn't work. I changed it, and it works fine now.
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