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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers No permission to execute file Post 4124 by mod on Thursday 19th of July 2001 04:48:37 AM
Old 07-19-2001
Hammer & Screwdriver

You was on the right way with chmod .. but you took the wrong numbers: for executing a file you should use 777.

4=read
2=write
1=exec

so If you combine 4 + 2 you come to 6 and thats only read + write ... so add 1 to 7 and exec is also included.

hope this helps
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