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Old 06-09-2012, 12:49 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by silver18 View Post
I always worked in base-us folder....create and delete files wasn't ever a problem!!
I get the permission denied error only if working in base-us, but not in us.
I can't understand why, as I can do whatever I want in base-us!
As posted above, file system is mounted with noexec option (forbids execution of your unrar binary).
Both individual files and entire filesystems have permission controls.
(if confused at this point, just be glad Kindles don't run selinux or use acl lists.)

Just put the unrar binary someplace without that restriction (/mnt/us/bin?) and refer to it by its full pathname on the command line.
(or change your PATH env. variable to include /mnt/us/bin in the search list)
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