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Émerson Felinto
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I'm taking the Linux Experts course and I came across this test (see the print below). I ran the command and received this error (see print again). Any idea what that might be?
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Question Check if you can write files in the / tmp directory
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Émerson Felinto
Regular Pleskian
Could you provide any useful information regarding the topic?
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well it seems you use a different setup/system therefore the examples and results from the expert course will differ. In your example you dont have a mount point for /tmp, therfore I guess it is a folder in / and should work
or do you have real issues to write into /tmp?
or do you have real issues to write into /tmp?
@Mark Muyskens - you are right - greped for noexec.
Émerson Felinto
Regular Pleskian
So I should not worry about these results ?
Émerson Felinto
Regular Pleskian
@IgorG can you see the first print? It has been taken from an official plesk page and seems to conflict with that documentation you passed. Could you explain better?
For documentation I searched Google for "mount -l | grep noexec plesk" and just found an official plesk link for invalid documentation. What do you suggest I would do?
For documentation I searched Google for "mount -l | grep noexec plesk" and just found an official plesk link for invalid documentation. What do you suggest I would do?
What do you mean? I thought it is from your "Linux Experts course".
But if you meant this KB article Plesk Upgrade Guide I can say that this article are described necessary pre-upgrade procedures, and indeed for successful upgrade procedure execution files in the /tmp directory is the mandatory requirement.
Émerson Felinto
Regular Pleskian
This print was taken from the "Linux Experts course".
What I'm trying to say is that what confused me is that your course is recommending one thing and your documentation recommends another ... would not that be a mistake? Or misconception on my part? Could you explain me better?
Think you're just not understanding the material ....
It's walking you thru an upgrade scenario. It's having you check for mounts that are noexec. No output is good, because you can't have tmp mounted noexec during an upgrade.
Nothing conflicting about the material.
It's walking you thru an upgrade scenario. It's having you check for mounts that are noexec. No output is good, because you can't have tmp mounted noexec during an upgrade.
Nothing conflicting about the material.
