Your company's intranet Web server has crashed. You must help re-create the server. A server administrator has copied a script from last night's backup tape. The server is an exact duplicate of the server that just crashed. However, this script will not process information on the new server. What is most likely the problem on the server?

Executable permissions have not been set correctly.

Explanation:

The most likely problem to the server is that executable permissions have not been set correctly.

Executable permission are set of instructions that tells a server to perform its optimal duty or function.

Copying a script from last night's backup tape is not the only thing to do in the face of trying to recreate a crashed data, one most major thing that will set up the server to become executable is setting its executable permission.

Once this is done, the server will start working optimally.