Re: bash script execute permissions over NFS

[Earnie Boyd <earnie_boyd at yahoo dot com>]

Does the NFS script contain the shebang (#! /bin/sh) line?  If not you
might try it with the shebang line.


---Erik Butterworth <butterw@bioeng.washington.edu> wrote:
>
>   I'm running GNU Win-32 Beta 19.1 and Hummingbird's NFS client to
connect
> to a Sun Solaris NFS server.  /bin/sh scripts on the server have
execute
> permission according to Solaris and according to NT's file Properties
> popup.  However, the ls command under bash shows the script (e.g.
'zork')
> with no execute permission and bash says it can't execute it (file not
> found).  If I rename 'zork' to 'zork.bat', ls then shows zork.bat to
have
> execute permission, and bash will execute it properly.  This problem
does
> not occur when using local NTFS disks, only NFS mounted disks.  On
local
> NTFS disks scripts run properly with or without the .bat suffix. 
Anyone know
> what's going on here, or how to fix it?  I _really_ don't want to
have to
> rename every script on the system with a .bat suffix. 
> 
>   Thanks much,
> 
> Erik Butterworth     
> University of Washington - Dept. of Cardiology 
> butterw@u.washington.edu        206-764-2449  
> 


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