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Why do I get: Sbox Error exec of [some script] failed (Permission denied)

If this is NOT a PHP script, then the most common reason this error occurs is because the cgi script is not executable by owner. To fix this you need to change permissions on the file. Set them to 755 with the chmod command like so:
chmod 755 filename
Some FTP programs also have a way to change permissions on files. Please consult your FTP program's documentation or manual to see how to do it that way. More information on 'chmod' is here.

If this IS occurring with a PHP script, make sure that the filename extension is in all lowercase, for example:
file.php, file.php3, file.phtml, file.php4
and NOT
file.PHP, file.PHTML, file.PHP3, file.PHP4
It is the filename extension that must be lowercase. Capital letters in other parts of the filename do not matter.

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