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  • Cannot run .sh file, getting permission denied as root

    jhblzk

    By jhblzk

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    I have a line in the go file to run a .sh file to set up rsync between unraid servers.  After upgrading to 6.8.0, this stopped working.  I opened a terminal into the source server and tried to run the .sh file by itself.  I get a permission denied message.  There are no related messages in the syslog.  I also logged into the server using putty, logging in as root, and got the same errors.

    I had to fall back to the previous release (6.7.2) where this is again working fine.

     

    As an observation, when listing files using ls, the resulting displays are not the same in the 6.8.0 level as they are in the 67.2 level when listing a user directory that is not affected by the release upgrade.

     

    I have no diagnostic file.

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    Squid

    Directly executing scripts stored on the flash drive is no longer allowed due to security changes

     

    The easy workaround though is to change your go file to something akin to

     

    bash /boot/path/To/myScript.sh

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