On Oct 19 10:06, Andy Koppe wrote:
> 2009/10/19 Corinna Vinschen:
> >> The executables in the ocaml package have access rights rwx--x--x,
> >> which means non-admins can't run them:
> >>
> >> bash: /usr/bin/ocaml: Permission denied
> >
> > Execute permissions alone should be sufficient to start an
2009/10/19 Corinna Vinschen:
>> The executables in the ocaml package have access rights rwx--x--x,
>> which means non-admins can't run them:
>>
>> bash: /usr/bin/ocaml: Permission denied
>
> Execute permissions alone should be sufficient to start an executable,
> usually.
You're right. I had wonde
On Oct 19 05:53, Andy Koppe wrote:
> The executables in the ocaml package have access rights rwx--x--x,
> which means non-admins can't run them:
>
> bash: /usr/bin/ocaml: Permission denied
Execute permissions alone should be sufficient to start an executable,
usually.
That's a bug in Cygwin. Th
> The executables in the ocaml package have access rights rwx--x--x,
> which means non-admins can't run them:
>
> bash: /usr/bin/ocaml: Permission denied
I believe that ocaml is without a maintainer ATM.
I've looked into packaging ocaml myself, and it's a tremendous PITA. The
Makefile doesn't s
The executables in the ocaml package have access rights rwx--x--x,
which means non-admins can't run them:
bash: /usr/bin/ocaml: Permission denied
Andy
