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Quantum 18 Sep 2006, 23:43
Plain binary file or an ELF executable file?
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18 Sep 2006, 23:43 |
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mattst88 11 Oct 2006, 01:31
This is most likely because you need to set the file to executable permissions.
Code: chmod +x your_exe |
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11 Oct 2006, 01:31 |
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a16b03 13 Oct 2006, 18:52
Check Kernel Configuration (where executable files or something)
There you can select binary file support |
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13 Oct 2006, 18:52 |
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orbital_fox 17 Oct 2006, 09:48
I think its what mattst88 said..
It does not matter if u are root, a user or god himself.. First you must make the file executable.. and then u can run it. Its only after that, that it matters which user u are and if u can actually execute the script/program |
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17 Oct 2006, 09:48 |
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rob.rice 24 Oct 2006, 05:27
IF you are root to linux you ARE god
but with out breathing life in to it even god can't tell a stone to get up and run |
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24 Oct 2006, 05:27 |
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f0dder 24 Oct 2006, 06:54
Write a little ELF program that loads (mmap() seems like a decent choice) a binary file and executes it...
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