> > > [terrapin] 08:47:21 ~$ /tmp/a > > > bash: /tmp/a: Permission denied > > > what happens if you do: > > > sh -x /tmp/a > > Or > $ cp /bin/echo /tmp > $ /lib/ld-linux.so.2 /tmp/echo foo
Of course it will work in this case. Please notice that I'm not the man who suggested to mount /tmp noexec (by the way if you do, xmkmf will not work). I'm the man who said that -x- attribute still will be in place *even if you will mount system with noexec* because somebody suggested to use 'noexec' for mounting vfat partitions and getting no 'x' attribute on files. -- Alexey "Python is executable pseudocode, Perl is executable line-noise."
