On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 10:27:45 +0100, Andrea Giuliano wrote: > I had a similar problem sone weeks ago. > > I had several scripts in the right place, and I got them appear again > only after a slight modification: I removed the first line, the usual > "#!/bin/sh", and changed the permission to rwxrw-r--. Since my script > were also organized in directories, I changed the the permissions on > them to drwxrwxr-x. Bingo! I didn't change any permissions, I just removed the #!/bin/sh line from one of the script files and then killed Nautilus. When it came back up the script menu was there -- but it contained only the script from which I'd removed #!/bin/sh. Now the question is: why doesn't Nautilus recognise them as scripts unless they have no #!/bin/sh on the first line? A pretty wild guess might be something screwed up with mime types, but beyond that I'm a bit lost. Thanks for the help though.
