Hi all,
I've got the L-M 8, and I installed the program from
distributed.net to run in the background, and use idle CPU
cycles to do work for them.
It won't run. When I log in as mike and run the program,
BASH responds with dnetc: command not found. Same thing
when I log in as root.
When I
:06 PM
Subject: [newbie] Running Executables
Hi all,
I've got the L-M 8, and I installed the program from
distributed.net to run in the background, and use idle CPU
cycles to do work for them.
It won't run. When I log in as mike and run the program,
BASH responds with dnetc: command
I first used ldd, (and the distributed.net program) with
Caldera 1.2. ldd lists the libraries that a program is
In these situations, ldd will report libraries that cannot be
found. So, I don't think we have the same scenario as you are
referring to in Windows.
Not a dynamic executable
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Kelley Terry wrote:
On Monday 26 February 2001 09:31 pm, Robert Fleming wrote:
I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello' it works properly.
Why is this? and is
I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello' it works properly.
Why is this? and is there any way I can resolve it?
thanks
wade
In linux, executables must either be located in your PATH, or the executable
name has to have the path prepended -- which is what you're doing when you
use "./". (Actually, you _can_ add "./" to your PATH but this is considered a
poor idea from the security standpoint.)
M.
On Monday 26
On Monday 26 February 2001 09:31 pm, Robert Fleming wrote:
I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello' it works properly.
Why is this? and is there any way I can resolve it?
thanks
wade
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I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello
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Subject: [newbie] Running executables - strange behavior
I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello' it works prope
