All executable files in boot drive have been disabled after update

[Guest]

Hello! I have a duplicacy executable in /boot/config/plugins that takes care of backing up my server. After the update to 6.8.0, I can no longer run the executable, as the command returns "permission denied" from bash. I looked at the permissions and it seems like I cannot set the executable flag even if I'm root. Is this something that changed with UnRAID 6.8.0? Where should I store my executable? Thanks!

[JorgeB]

Flash drive security was changed on v6.8, it's on the release notes, one alternative is to instead of running:

/boot/your_script

use

bash /boot/your_script

 

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

Flash drive security was changed on v6.8, it's on the release notes, one alternative is to instead of running:

/boot/your_script

use

bash /boot/your_script

 

Hi, I tried that but it says:

 

root@server:/mnt/user# bash duplicacy list
/usr/local/bin/duplicacy: /usr/local/bin/duplicacy: cannot execute binary file

 

Any alternatives?

 

Edited January 13, 2020 by Guest

[Guest]

As a workaround I guess I could change the command in the go file to copy instead of symlink, and then set the executable flag in /usr/local/bin. That's one option.