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On Wed, 2007-06-13 at 04:29 -0700, Radu-Cristian FOTESCU wrote:
> > -bash: ./MathInstaller: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied
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> > believe that this is because the CD was automounted with the noexec
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> > option, but I do not know how to fix this. On Debian and SL305, it
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> > was a case of modifying /etc/fstab, and on SL44 software would
> > install from CD right out of the box, but on SL5 there is no
> > relevant line in /etc/fstab so presumably some other file needs tweaking.
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> Sorry for attempting to answer you from a different Linux distro, but it should be easy to get your Math installed.
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> You're most definitely right, it's a noexec issue what you see.
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> As it's not SL4 nor Debian Sarge, you will *not* have in /etc/fstab any CD-ROM line, but you will have it automatically mounted in GNOME/KDE. If it's not something SELinux-related, you should be able to fix it easily:
> (1) umount the CD and re-mount it manually, with '-o exec' ('defaults' should include 'exec' too) --or--
> (2) skip the umount and force a duplicate remount elsewhere, by mounting it with the option '--bind' passed to mount.
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An easier way, use the remount option:
# mount /device/or/mountpoint -o exec,remount
Peter
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> > SL5 does not include the latest version of R. Which of the R rpms
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> http://www.stats.bris.ac.uk/R/ would be appropriate? There is no
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> > RHEL5 repository there at the moment. Would any of the fedora
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> > repositories do?
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> Sorry again for answering out of a SL5 box, but the only rpms that would have a chance to work are those for FC6: http://www.stats.bris.ac.uk/R/bin/linux/redhat/fc6/
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> Regards,
> R-C
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