Count Zero wrote:
> Hey Everybody, I'm Dr. Nick! (Hope you all get the reference...)
>
> anyways, When I download programs in the binary format instead
> of the source files, Sometimes i get an error like: "./kicq: no such
> file or directory" but I KNOW that the file is there... I can go ls -l
> and it'll give me something back like: "-rwx-rx-rx root root 'some
> amount of bytes' kicq" or something like that (That isn't an exact
> quote...) If you could help me I'd be extremely grateful...
Hi, Dr. Adams,
how's the trout fishing this year? Well, apart from that, the only
explanation for your problem seems to be
that kicq belongs to root on your system, and probably you are
downloading in your guise as a normal user. Consequently, you can't
access that file (whatever it might be good for...). Changing the
properties could help.
--
See you,
Christoph Hammann
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