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bash: permission denied problem
Name: Sharon Date: December 25, 2002 at 15:11:08 Pacific OS: RedHat 6.2.4 CPU/Ram: 2xPIII-1000, 1GB
Comment:
Hi, I got this strange problem on my RedHat 6.2.4 machine: Only root can run the following I/O redirections. Any other user is getting a "bash: Permission denied" error. The code is: ls << END * END
which should simply work, but I got the error! Can someone help me with it? Thnx, Sharon
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