Ok I am stumped. I have set up countless NFS mounts and never had any issues. Today I'm trying to set up an NFS mount to a server that needs rwx and it just is not working right.

I have tried multiple configs in my /etc/exports and can't get it working. I can mount up the NFS mount on my remote node with no issues. I can even create files from the remote node (write). But whenever I try to run a script I get:

ksh: ./blah.ksh: not found

What the hell am I doing wrong?

/etc/exports I have tried these things:

/stage/10g -root=mynode
/stage/10g
/stage/10g -sec=sys:none, rw, access=mynode

Nothing allows me to execute files in that mount point remotely.

nevermind!
the DBA has hidden characters in her scripts!
grrrrrrr

#!/usr/bin/ksh^M
##^M
## Script: vg_type_check.ksh^M
##^M
## Script to check the database VG format^M


those ^M should not be there

Looks like it was saved with DOS-style line breaks (0D 0A) instead of Unix-style line breaks (0A)? d2u should fix that.

yeah Cerner apparently uploaded them after editing them in word or something dumb like that. idiots.

btw, d2u did work and worked quite well. thank you :) that's another tool my toolbox.