Been trying to install unreal tournament, and since insanity is repeating the same thing over and over expecting different results every time, it's starting to get insane.

I've tried using the emerge function, the normal installer, re-emerging bash, playing with the permissions in tmp, logging into x as root, running it with bash, or sh (which is just bash symlinked, but it seems to work anyway), giving new locations, and yet, behold.

bash-2.05b$ sh ut*
Verifying archive integrity...OK
Uncompressing Unreal Tournament version 436 Linux install.......................................................................
ut-install-436.run: ./setup.sh: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied
The program returned an error code (126)
bash-2.05b$

I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what the problem is. Checking the readmes, and everything /should/ be okay. If someone wants to look at the shell script source, it's on lokigames.com I just HAVE to be missing something here!

-Gamera2

did you get this sorted?

did you make the script executable?

don't know about the sorted part, but it's executeable. ....Hmm...

this may be a silly question
but..
do you have a compiler installed?

it's the same error message i used to get when trying to ./configure/make/make install

Yeah, I do. It's gentoo, so, there's plenty of the neccicary stuff. And I'm not missing any dependancies. Bash is up to date, and everything is normal, yet I seem to be the only one experencing this problem...

-Gamera2

Oh, and the cd's permissions are all correctly set to 555 (read and execute for owner, group, and others) so it's not that....

-Gamera2

read/write/execute is 777
not 555

I know that, I said read/execute. You can't write a read only cd. Either way, that isn't the problem.