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Subject: Permission denied to root
From: Chris Davies
Date: 9/12/2007 10:03:40 AM
klop <klop@klop.klop> wrote:
> I installed a (debian) pkg to supply 'service' in this machine. It is
> there, but I cannot use it. Will someone be kind enough to tell me
> why root is denied access, or what I need to do to use it, please.
I run Debian and I've not used "service" since around RH6 days. I recall,
however, that it requires a couple of parameters, for example:
service exim4 restart
The Debian (and therefore presumably Ubuntu) equivalent is "invoke-rc.d",
viz:
invoke-rc.d exim4 restart
> root@dell:~# service
> /usr/bin/service: 5: /etc/init.d/: Permission denied
It sounds like this implementation of "service" doesn't check its
parameters, and it's simply prefixing the first parameter with the string
'/etc/init.d/' before trying to execute the resulting path.
Chris
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