CPSecurity wrote: > I have a solaris system and I have been asked to run the cpinfo > command. When I do, I get a "cpinfo: not found" statement. I have > downloaded cpinfo from the check point website, and put it in a > directory. When I type in "cpinfo" in that directory, it again says the > same thing. Anyone know how to overcome this? > Hi, first of all be sure the program has the executable bit set. Maybe the system searches in its standard paths only, so go into the directory where cpinfo is located and type ./cpinfo -h Starting with this sequence will call cpinfo from this directory. The parameter -h gives a list of options for this command. Hope it helps, best regards, Matthias -- AERAsec Network Services and Security GmbH HRB: 133265 München Wagenberger Strasse 1 UStID: DE-209125001 D-85662 Hohenbrunn, Germany Tel. +49 8102 895 190 Fax. +49 8102 895 199 Sitz der Ges.: D-85662 Hohenbrunn, Geschäftsführer: Dr. Matthias Leu http://www.aerasec.de http://www.fw-1.eu PGP Public Key: http://www.aerasec.de/wir/publickeys/MatthiasLeu.asc
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