libc5 problem
I tryed to run a libc6 program amaya on slack 3.5 a libc5 distro now in X term or rxvt when ever I try to run midnight commander I get "bash:no such file /usr/local/bin/mc" but it runs just fine if I type the path to mc i.e "/usr/bin/mc -x" /usr/local/bin was the path to amaya and mc runs just fine from the text console anybody got a handle on this one ????
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my reply is mixed in with your text
Quoted 4 lines · Paul Furness
A couple of things you can check before getting too bogged down:
ls -l
/usr/local/bin/mc
when this first happened I removed /usr/local/bin
and replaced there was nothing in it
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it may be a link to somewhere incorrect.
I did a "find / -name mc -print "all I got was /usr/bin/mc back
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also: it might possibly have something to do with slocate (if you have it installed). Try running "slocate -u" as root.
Another thing to try is "which mc"
it gave /usr/bin/mc
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Finally, are you trying to run mc from the command line? if so, is there an alias set up which points to
/usr/local/bin/mc? If you are running it from an icon on the desktop or a menu entry, check the command line that it's trying to run.Oh, also check your login scripts (.bashrc and .bash_profile, or whatever is appropriate for your shell) and see if anything got changed there.
this was it I think there was a line with some about /usr/local/bin/mc I have deleted that line wish me luck
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If you log in as a different user (or create a new user) does that user have a problem running mc?
Paul.
Quoted 9 lines · rob
I tryed to run a libc6 program amaya on slack 3.5 a libc5 distro now in X term or rxvt when ever I try to run midnight commander I get "bash:no such file
/usr/local/bin/mc" but it runs just fine if I type the path to mc i.e "/usr/bin/mc-x"/usr/local/binwas the path to amaya and mc runs just fine from the text console anybody got a handle on this one ????
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Paul Furness <[email protected]>
Mitsubishi Electric ITE BV VIL
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A couple of things you can check before getting too bogged down:
ls -l /usr/local/bin/mc
it may be a link to somewhere incorrect.
also: it might possibly have something to do with slocate (if you have it installed). Try running "slocate -u" as root.
Another thing to try is "which mc"
Finally, are you trying to run mc from the command line? if so, is there an alias set up which points to /usr/local/bin/mc ? If you are running it from an icon on the desktop or a menu entry, check the command line that it's trying to run.
Oh, also check your login scripts (.bashrc and .bash_profile, or whatever is appropriate for your shell) and see if anything got changed there.
If you log in as a different user (or create a new user) does that user have a problem running mc?
Paul.
Quoted 9 lines · rob
I tryed to run a libc6 program amaya on slack 3.5 a libc5 distro now in X term or rxvt when ever I try to run midnight commander I get "bash:no such file
/usr/local/bin/mc" but it runs just fine if I type the path to mc i.e "/usr/bin/mc-x"/usr/local/binwas the path to amaya and mc runs just fine from the text console anybody got a handle on this one ????Signature · 2 lines
Paul Furness <[email protected]> Mitsubishi Electric ITE BV VIL
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