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I think it's saying it's already installed. Have you tried "apt-get remove" first, and then install it again?

That error message could also indicate that the script is trying to execute a file which does not have an executable bit set. This is something that even root cannot do.

I suggest inspecting the...

Hello,
do this.
> sudo bash
# ./runInstall.sh

I would also suggest you copy the install files to /tmp and run the file there.
If your home directory is a NFS share, then there could be a share...

What is it that the program RunInstaller is supposed to do? You may in fact have permission to run it, but the permission error is something the program is next attempting to do.
Fo instance, maybe...