this is no more a supported version
** Changed in: wine1.2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Shell scripts require execute permissio
If you have it in a vfat filesystem, it will be assumed executable since
vfat does not support the execute bit
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Shell scripts require execute permission to execute
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. Should read the bug before changing packages...
** Package changed: wine1.2 (Ubuntu) => nautilus (Ubuntu)
** Package changed: nautilus (Ubuntu) => wine1.2 (Ubuntu)
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Shell scripts require execute permission to execute
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By the way, if I execute `./Pharo.sh` (with the '-' in the executable
permission), the pharo IDE works just fine.
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The previous version of the one-click (which I have saved in a vfat
volume) does not show the '-' in the properties context menu for
Pharo.sh.
Please note hat my suggestion of the root permission IS definitely
incorrect - as pointed out by Scot. However, the 'Open' and accompanying
dialog are prop
The same download on 9.04 presents in the context mentu of Pharo.ph the 'Open'
as if the file was tagged as executable ( a '-' shows up in the properties
executable checkbox).
10.04 for this new distribution with the '-' in the executble checkbox of the
property page of the context menu, does of
Also, from the other bug (which is basically a duplicate):
This was a deliberate decision by the security team. See
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/Policies#Execute-
Permission%20Bit%20Required
Files with .exe only work with the context menu (open with Wine) if they
have execute bit, otherwi
Contrary to what kklimonda claims, the behavior of 10.10 with respect to
script files is incorrect and therefore a bug. A file with a '#!' in the
first line identifies it as an executable script file to be excute by a
shell interpreter.
All previous to ubuntu 10. xx recognize such files as executa
Do you have the Wine PPA installed? The default Wine packages make use
of cautious-launcher but the PPA ones disable it. Wine's mime type
should cover .exe and .msi at least, I'm not sure what happens to .bat
and .com files as it's been so long since I've seen one.
Cautious launcher is part of t
The description of "What happens instead" seems to identify three
issues:
Firstly, that you want nautilus to execute scripts without the execute
bit set: stuff marked not executable is *intentionally* not executable.
This is not a bug. That said, if it were a bug, it wouldn't be a bug in
nautilus
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