At 19:11 07/02/01 +0800, Awie wrote:
>Then I run chmod +x /bin/convert (I did not know it is necessary or not).
Of course this is necessary !! A file on Unix world is treated as
executable ONLY if it has the +x atribute. Lets think. A script file is
basic a text file ! How can the OS recognize if its dealing with a normal
text file or with a 'executable' file ?? The +x flag !
So, if you dont chmod +x the file, 'cat access.log | /bin/convert'
wont work, giving you Access Denied ( because the file cannot be executed,
as asked on the command ).
Sincerily,
Leonardo Rodrigues
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