Installing .bin in Ubuntu

Hey guys, I'm trying to install a .bin app on Ubuntu and it doesn't work at all... Do the .bin files work on Ubuntu? If yes how? Thank you

Open a shell and do this:

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./<file name>.bin

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Where <file name>.bin is the name of the bin file.
If this doesn't work, do this:

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chmod 755 <file name>.bin

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Also, you may have to sudo to do this.

First it gave me permission denied then i typed chmod.... then pressed enter so nothing appeared to have happened... then i tried /.name.bin and it gave me the following error:

error while loading shared libraries: libstdcc++-lic6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

and by the way how do I sudo

Thank you

Try

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sudo ./name.bin

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Can you actually tell us the name of the program?

It looks like you'll have to grab the standard C++ library:

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$ sudo su
% apt-cache search libstdc++

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Go over the output from the search and apt-get install what seems right given the name of the share object file that the .bin needs.

The program is J2EE SDK (Java) and do I need to have an internet connection on that machine to get this C++ Standard Library?