Running in Csh when using Tilde Notation performing a ~/ at the command line, I receive a Permission denied. error. This directory is owned by the user performing the command and has the permissions. myhostname% ~//my/home/dir/: Permission denied.Checking the permissions:myhostname% whoamimyusermyhostname% cd ..myhostname% pwd/my/homemyhostname% ls -la total 40drwxr-xr-x  7 myuser  mygroup 4096 Sep 16 10:49 .drwxr-xr-x  3 root    root    4096 Sep 27 2010 ..drwxr-xr-x 19 myuser  mygroup 4096 Jan 15 13:36 dirI think I'm missing a setting somewhere in the .cshrc file but I'm not sure why or what is causing this. The reason I believe it's in that area is because when I exit back out into BASH I can perform the same operation (I guess this is sort of obvious since I'm switching profiles). Is there something glaringly obvious I'm missing?myhostname% exitlogout-bash-3.2$ ~/-bash: /home/me/: is a directory
~/ receives a permission denied error in Csh
permissions;csh
Directory cannot be executed even it has the executable permission. The executable permission means with the right permission user could access the directory and its content, such as reading files in the directory (still requires read permission for listing file). 