Rick, ls -l does show execute permission. It couldn't have been the
execute bit since the 2nd or later attempts to run the program are
successful.
BTW, in case this is useful, after mounting the filesystem, if I do a ls
-l on the file first, before attempting to execute it, the program will
run first and every time. It's as if the execution will fail until the
directory is read at least once.
Rick Stevens wrote:
On Wed, 2007-12-12 at 13:58 -0500, Ken Roser wrote:
The problem always occurs when I do this:
$ umount /storage2; mount /dev/emcpowerc1 /storage2; /storage2/program
bash: /storage2/program: Permission denied
$
If I do:
umount /storage2;mount /dev/emcpowerc1 /storage2; strace /storage2/program
I get a very long strace output AND the program does run, thus the
strace doesn't show where the problem is.
Check the permissions on /storage2/program via "ls -l /storage2/program"
and make sure the execute bit is set for the user you're trying to run
it as. Bash is telling you it's not an executable file. strace doesn't
check that--it looks at the "magic number" in the file and sees it as an
executable program and runs it.
Shawn Hood wrote:
Try running it along with an strace. Compare the results from the
first and second attempts.
Shawn
On Dec 12, 2007 1:09 PM, Ken Roser <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm running a two cluster system with both nodes RHEL 5.1. I have
shared gfs2 filesystems on a SAN storage device.
Everything seems to work except for the first time I attempt to run an
executable on one of the gfs2 filesystems. The first time I get
"permission denied", but all subsequent attempts work as expected. If I
unmount and mount the filesystem, again the "permission denied" problem
returns just for the first time I try to execute the file.
I'm using lock_dlm with 4 journals. Is there anything I can
check/change to diagnose this problem. I see no message in
/var/log/messages corresponding to the "permission denied" problem.
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