permissions problem with install.sh

Hi,
When I give this command in putty...

sudo ./install.sh

...I see "/usr/local/bin/sudo: Permission
denied".

Do you know what the problem might be?  I asked my host
about it, and 
they replied:
"You are seeing this error message correctly and by
design. 
Unfortunately, no user is permitted root access on any given
server."

Is there a workaround?
-Ryan


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On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 13:14:53 -0700, Ryan Walker  
<RyanWebCommunicate.net> wrote:

> When I give this command in putty...
>
> sudo ./install.sh
>
> ...I see "/usr/local/bin/sudo: Permission
denied".
>
> Do you know what the problem might be?  I asked my host
about it, and  
> they replied:
> "You are seeing this error message correctly and
by design.  
> Unfortunately, no user is permitted root access on any
given server."
>
> Is there a workaround?

No, you are not allowed to access the computer you are
running on as root  
user. You are probably not allowed to run processes like
Zope.

(Plone/Zope doesn't *require* root access as long as you
have the right  
libraries and Python version installed, but this is normally
a sign that  
you have a different type of hosting plan)

-- 
Alexander Limi · http://limi.net


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