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How will I run the application?
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| mgkiourt 2004-01-23, 7:11 pm |
| The installation from a cd proceeds smoothly with no error messages.
I am usin RH9.
Attempting to start the application from a "Run Program" window it
gives the various folders of the application.
Attempting to start from a Terminal I take the message
[1] 21449 command not found
[1] exit 127
Any help?
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| Mark Taylor 2004-01-23, 7:11 pm |
| lopetr2001@yahoo.com (mgkiourt) wrote in
news:7cef5d48.0307100053.59c4c25c@posting.google.com:
quote:
> The installation from a cd proceeds smoothly with no error messages.
> I am usin RH9.
> Attempting to start the application from a "Run Program" window it
> gives the various folders of the application.
> Attempting to start from a Terminal I take the message
> [1] 21449 command not found
> [1] exit 127
>
> Any help?
>
From the terminal you must precede the command with ./
../command
Unless, of course, the command is in your path. (Note that the directory
you are in is not necessisarily in your path.)
Mark
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| Mark Taylor 2004-01-23, 7:11 pm |
| lopetr2001@yahoo.com (mgkiourt) wrote in
news:7cef5d48.0307100053.59c4c25c@posting.google.com:
quote:
> The installation from a cd proceeds smoothly with no error messages.
> I am usin RH9.
> Attempting to start the application from a "Run Program" window it
> gives the various folders of the application.
> Attempting to start from a Terminal I take the message
> [1] 21449 command not found
> [1] exit 127
>
> Any help?
>
From the terminal you must precede the command with ./
../command
Unless, of course, the command is in your path. (Note that the directory
you are in is not necessisarily in your path.)
Mark
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| Mark Taylor 2004-01-23, 7:11 pm |
| lopetr2001@yahoo.com (mgkiourt) wrote in
news:7cef5d48.0307100053.59c4c25c@posting.google.com:
quote:
> The installation from a cd proceeds smoothly with no error messages.
> I am usin RH9.
> Attempting to start the application from a "Run Program" window it
> gives the various folders of the application.
> Attempting to start from a Terminal I take the message
> [1] 21449 command not found
> [1] exit 127
>
> Any help?
>
From the terminal you must precede the command with ./
../command
Unless, of course, the command is in your path. (Note that the directory
you are in is not necessisarily in your path.)
Mark
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