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But you didn't answer the actual question. More than that command says that is cant execute binary file. So what do i do?...
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But you didn't answer the actual question. More than that command says that is cant execute binary file. So what do i do?
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Use ls
But shouldn't the dir binary be located in /usr/bin?
Perhaps the correct dir is still located in /usr/bin, but the shell runs across dir in /bin first, so it executes that instead.
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yeah, there should be no dir file in /bin
- 05-15-2005 #14Linux Engineer
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What does the command
report?Code:ls -l /bin/dir
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but it says like that with ALL the binaries, so, i should have asked from the beginning: HOW DO I FIX IT!
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and that code reports
Code:-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 76200 2005-03-18 14:22 /bin/dir


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