Try checking the permissions. Are the permissions so that you could
execute it? They would look something like this.
[timh@yoda timh]$ ls -la `which mutt`
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root wheel 426528 May 27 16:42 /usr/local/bin/mutt
As you can see, the x means it's executable. Try also sh <command>.
That may help. But I'd check the permissions to start out with. Hope
that helps.
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| When I type "./COMMAND" whatever that command may be, it doesnt always work.
| Sometmes it says it can not execute the binary file, other times it says I
| can find the file. I cant do it as root or a normal user.
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| ~Lance
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