> # Everything is just fine, except that no one but root (and toor) and execute
> # any file. I must be missing something too simple here... I can login, but
> Probably not applicable to the root filesystem, but are you sure the
> permissions on the root of the underlying mount points match those of the
> directories under which they are mounted?  Funny things happen when the
> root of /dev/sd0g is mode 0755 and the mode of /usr (before mounting) is
> 0700.

Err... thanks! Wasn't exactly that but I noticed that the directory just
above the root fs mount point was mode 0750. I changed that to 0755 and
I can run ksh now. Paranoid me, trying to avoid security holes since the
server has quite different uids/gids.

Thanks a lot for you guys for help!