Re: Re: Issues... always issues..
  By: Tony Langdon to KK4QBN on Thu Jan 18 2018 09:18:00

 TL> That's weird, partitioning should not affect permissions, unless you're
 TL> trying to mount a non Linux filesystem (vfat, etc), which require special
 TL> treatment to allow write access for non root users.

I was running the BBS under a non root user and /home was under a different
partition as was a couple other directories and I was getting some freaky
issues, mostly permission issues, I would'nt think it would cause any issues
either, it may have just been CentOS it was a bit different than debian and all
the direvitives but still.. thats the only thing I could think of.. 

/home was under its own partition and my BBS was installed under /home/sbbs and
I had /sbbs/ symlinked to /home/sbbs both under the same uid gid, and I would
get permission issues.. 

 TL> Have you set your SBBSCTRL and PATH variables? I've never had any issues
 TL> with jsexec on my system (Raspian).

SBBSCTRL I have, I have seen nothing else any other environment needede to be
set.. (besides what DM just stated).

Thankd for the help.. more than likely something small and supid I'm
overlooking.

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Tim Smith (KK4QBN)
KK4QBN BBS

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