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chmod: invalid mode: ‘rx’
Try 'chmod --help' for more information.
-bash: /tmp/midate: Permission denied


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    chmod: invalid mode: ‘rx’
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    -bash: /tmp/midate: Permission denied


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      jaime@OpticaOmegaPlus:~$ echo 'date %T' >/tmp/midate; chmod rx /tmp/midate; /tmp/midate
      chmod: invalid mode: ‘rx’
      Try 'chmod --help' for more information.
      -bash: /tmp/midate: Permission denied


      Could someone tell me why it does not work










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      chmod: invalid mode: ‘rx’
      Try 'chmod --help' for more information.
      -bash: /tmp/midate: Permission denied


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          $ echo 'date +%T' >> /tmp/Temp_date && chmod +rx /tmp/Temp_date && /tmp/Temp_date
          08:32:18



          • You need to add + sign before rx

          • There should be space on %T' >/tmp --> %T' > /tmp

          • With all command fail, meaning you have not add content to file named midate on /tmp, that's why bash refuse to execute. As it was not valid script.






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          • Can we be sure the OP intended +rw (rather than =rw for example)? Also AFAIK space after the redirection operator is optional.

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          • You need to add + sign before rx

          • There should be space on %T' >/tmp --> %T' > /tmp

          • With all command fail, meaning you have not add content to file named midate on /tmp, that's why bash refuse to execute. As it was not valid script.






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          • Can we be sure the OP intended +rw (rather than =rw for example)? Also AFAIK space after the redirection operator is optional.

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          $ echo 'date +%T' >> /tmp/Temp_date && chmod +rx /tmp/Temp_date && /tmp/Temp_date
          08:32:18



          • You need to add + sign before rx

          • There should be space on %T' >/tmp --> %T' > /tmp

          • With all command fail, meaning you have not add content to file named midate on /tmp, that's why bash refuse to execute. As it was not valid script.






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          • You need to add + sign before rx

          • There should be space on %T' >/tmp --> %T' > /tmp

          • With all command fail, meaning you have not add content to file named midate on /tmp, that's why bash refuse to execute. As it was not valid script.






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          $ echo 'date +%T' >> /tmp/Temp_date && chmod +rx /tmp/Temp_date && /tmp/Temp_date
          08:32:18



          • You need to add + sign before rx

          • There should be space on %T' >/tmp --> %T' > /tmp

          • With all command fail, meaning you have not add content to file named midate on /tmp, that's why bash refuse to execute. As it was not valid script.







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