Bug#351729: (no subject)

[Alexander Bahlo]

Am Mittwoch, 8. Februar 2006 15:59 schrieb Michael Koch:
> Can it be that you use an extra partition for /home and this partition
> is mounted with "noexec" ? You can easily check this with executing
> "mount" on the command line.

Yes, this is true. Of course, /home ought to be mounted read-only. I don't 
expect anything executable there which is not a virus.

Ok, I didn't expect that this has influence on mapping of a Shared Object and 
that it has the effect that ldd writes this library is not a dynamic 
executable.

I believe the "bug" is resolved with this. Do you know a way to work around 
this issue? I don't want to mount /home executable. Do I have an influence on 
where those things are written to? Why does Eclipse write Shared Libraries 
and so on to /home?

Regards,
Alexander.