hp-ux 10.20: running script from nfs mount

[Jeff_411]

Hi,

I've inherited a couple of hp-ux machines. I'm trying to run an install script off of a nfs mount. The scripts references a local copy of perl and fails to install with an error of: "./perl/bin/perl: execute permission denied"

I've confirmed that I'm the owner and changed permissions appropriately. Still I get this error. I'm wondering if it has to do with the default nfs mount option, "nodevs". I've tried to mount the same nfs export to a different mount point, specifying "-o devs", but still no success.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks,

Jeff

[D Block 2]

Jeff- it might help to post more info..

can you ping the ?


try to walk down the directory structure:

ls -ld . <-- why the "./perl.." ??
ls -ld ./perl
ls -ld ./perl/bin

also,

showmount -e

also, check the /etc/exportfs file on the . and the /etc/fstab on the .


are there any issues w/ rpc ?

run:

# rpcinfo -s

# rpcinfo

[Jeff_411]

It was actually not an nfs or filesystem issue.

I was trying to install the veritas 10 unix agent on 10.20, which isn't supported. I was able to install the veritas 9 agent, however.

It seems that the error code might have been due to a difference in system architecture, not anything with the filesystem.

Thanks,

Jeff

[D Block 2]

good luck, be certain to have the ip and host names of both the veritas media-server and client-agent in both hp-ux servers.