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Execute access denied, is the user a member of the owner's group?
The situation is as follows, the Arch system.
There is a user let's say application_user. There is an application_users group. The user is in the application_users group. /usr/bin contains 2 files. The first is xfreerdp, the second is a wrapper that starts xfreerdp from the application with the required parameters. The owner of xfreerdp and the wrapper is root, and the group is application_users. When I run the application that should run the wrapper, I get an access denied. The group has performance rights. What could be the problem?
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In general, everything was decided by the fact that the default group for the user was changed to the application_users group and not specified when creating the user. In general, this is a crutch. I leave the answer for those who can help, or push on some kind of thought.
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