Hi Julien, On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 7:22 PM, julien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi David, > > > > In my installation, scripts/ directory has permissions 755, and its > > contents have permissions 644. This happens automatically upon > > installation, so I believe something strange has happened on your > > system to alter the permissions. I admit I do not try altering the > > prefix in the way you have, it may be an unaccounted bug. > > Anyway you can work around it by making sure the scripts/ directory > > has appropriate permissions, and executing 'chmod +x -R *' inside the > > scripts/ directory > > > > In my installation also, scripts/directory has permissions drwx r-x r-x > (755) > and files in it have permissions rw- r-- r-- (644). > I ran 'chmod +x -R *' inside the scripts/ directory and now all files are > rwx r-x r-x > > But my problem is unchanged. > > > One other possibility is that the script-fu plugin executable does not > > allow any user to execute it (only root), which can be fixed just as > > readily > > > I don't understand this. Which script-fu plug-in? Where is it? The script-fu plugin that hosts all the scripts and runs them as requested; script-fu is only a plug-in, it is not built into gimp. it's in the system wide gimp plugins directory, which in your case may be /usr/local/gimp-2.4.5/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/
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