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Changing *.sh script properties to Executable

Hi,

I have a script which I will be loading from Unix machine and run to kick off my build. But I am getting following error;

./build.sh: 0403-006 Execute permission denied.

When I checked the Jazz SCM Properties for this file it says Executable = false.

How can I change this property within RTC to make it Executable = true

Thanks

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SJunejo

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Hi,

have you tried to chmod the file to executable in the unix file system? I believe that change should be reflected in the scm properties.

See:
https://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=75670
https://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=48530

The posts indicate there was an issue in 3.0.1, however, the general idea is that the SCM system detects the executable flag in Unix and preseves it.

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Thanks, will try that and will update the result.

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I forgot to mention to refresh the navigator/package explorer after doing the chmod. This is required so that SCM recognizes the external change.

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