autorun: Do not require autorun.sh to be +x

Since 8978c6375bbe0cd26fffded25bc4606cab2c88e6, `autorun.sh` (but not
`.autorun` or `autorun`) has been run via `/bin/sh`, not executed
directly. The justification in that commit was as follows

> nautilus-autorun-software: Use /bin/sh for autorun.sh execution
>
> If the autorun file is called autorun.sh it is clearly meant for
> execution through a sh processor. The benefit of using /bin/sh as the
> executable is that autorun will also work on FAT formatted media (which
> does not allow autorun.sh to have +x permission set)

However that patch was incomplete. The third argument to _check_file()
is 'must_be_executable'; if set, _check_file() will return FALSE when
the file does not have the executable bit set. It is possible to mount
FAT media in such a way that regular files get the execute bit, but this
is not the default.

As a result, if you place `autorun.sh` in the root directry of a FAT
device, Nautilus offers to run it, but w hen you take it up on that
offer it fails, claiming:

> Unable to locate the program

Complete the special handling of the autorun.sh name by not requiring it
to be executable.

See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues/2675

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/src/nautilus-autorun-software.c b/src/nautilus-autorun-software.c
index b5e8c0902..3178c2158 100644
--- a/src/nautilus-autorun-software.c
+++ b/src/nautilus-autorun-software.c
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ autorun (GMount *mount)
     {
         program_to_spawn = g_file_get_child (root, "autorun");
     }
-    else if (_check_file (root, "autorun.sh", TRUE))
+    else if (_check_file (root, "autorun.sh", FALSE))
     {
         program_to_spawn = g_file_new_for_path ("/bin/sh");
         program_parameter_file = g_file_get_child (root, "autorun.sh");