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Well, you did not provide a lot of details on the issue so I'm basically just guessing.

What does the output of mount show? Also, do you see any error message when you try to run any command?

I...

umask is the admin command to give the permission mode for entire files..

Did u use the command umask.??

Please check below threads..

https://sites.google.com/site/linuxpendrive/rorootfs

https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/173709-rm-cannot-remove-file-read-only-file-system.html
...

check this thread (https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/187229-chown-read-only-file-system.html)

As per my searching you may need to Re-boot your system.

there is huge difference between

chmod 775 ./runasroot.sh

and

chmod 775 runasroot.sh

To check the difference use(is permissions are granted or not?)

ls -l runasroot.sh

try using this...

chmod 775 runasroot.sh

VirtualBox has a "shared folder" feature to allow sharing data between the guest and host operating systems. In the configuration for the VM it's the next to last option.

RedHat does not have CMD.

What are you actually needing to run this in?

It lets you break one long line across several lines to make it easier to read and edit. It's the same as if it'd been crammed all onto one big line.

For example, $ echo a \
b \
c

a b c
...

Putting the too many arguments into find hasn't stopped them from being too many arguments. You need to not give them too many arguments.

Let find handle the pattern matching. That way, you only...

try checking XARGS man page might be usefull

Do you have to scan directory and all subdirectories within?
If you are only removing old files at ONE level, consider using -prune option of find

This may be due to the ARG_MAX... every server (OS) has its own kernel limit set to argument length if it goes beyond that (that might be the case your rm command facing)..

read below link..
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Are you actually intending to create a directory named 'cd' here? Because that's what that will do, along with the folder you want.

If not, remove the cd, since it has no purpose there.
...

Yes elixir... there are lot of errors.....
Thanks....:)

#! /bin/bash
#copiabin.sh: copia todos los archivos ejecutables a bin
if [ ! -d $HOME/bin ]
then
mkdir $HOME/bin
fi
# copia de archivos y contador N
N=0

for ARCH in *
do
if [...

Yes you are missing the required spaces between all your square brackets...
Go and look your code, I made some changes...

Space required below...:)


if [ ! -d $HOME/bin]

Thanks corona,

for showing the output of command.
same i can't do from my mobile;)

When you do 'ps | grep string', there's good odds grep will also show up, since it will be a running process containing the string you're looking for. A common band-aid is to patch 'grep -v grep' on...

To use codetags...
type in your script

cat file1
cut -d":" -f2 file2 > file3

highlight it with your mouse
and then click on the codetag icon

code tags look like this:

ls *.* is what you actually type in the reply.
This is what it looks like when you view it later:
ls *.*

You first posted -124, as in one.

Now you've posted -l24, as in the letter L.

That completely changes the meaning!

Your command:
1) lists whatever $1 is, presumably a folder, with...

Is your post not missing something? (the command line perhaps... :rolleyes: )