"bad interpreter: Input/output error"

[Karl Auer]

On Sun, 2024-01-14 at 08:31 -0800, Jeff wrote:
> <p>On 1/13/24 18:12, Karl Auer wrote:</p>
>  > So you tested with a script on a local disk and it worked?
> 
> Yes.

Just to be super-pedantic what I meant was something like this script:

#!/bin/bash
echo "Boo!"

named e.g. test.sh and stored on your local disk in e.g. /tmp, flagged
executable. Can you then run /tmp/test.sh? I would expect so.

If you then put that script on the NAS, can you run it from there? I
would expect not.

> Two other computers connected to the same server have also been 
> executing the same scripts for years and are still able to do so.

About all I can suggest is doing an extremely careful comparison of the
mount configurations on the working and non-working systems.

While you are at it, check the CIFS configuration on the NAS. Also
check what users are doing the mounting and whether they are the right
users, because that is something that could differ between the three
clients. Make sure your user is not getting squashed to nobody, guest
or something by the CIFS server.

> I'm starting to wonder if the only way I can deal with this is to
> sulk and/or pout. :)

You could try waving your arms about and shouting, too.

Regards, K.

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