> -----Original Message-----
> From: Count Zero [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, October 10, 1998 11:59 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: help...
>
> Hey Everybody, I'm Dr. Nick! (Hope you all get the reference...)
>
um, no idea. sounds like it could be funny tho
> anyways, When I download programs in the binary format instead
> of the source files, Sometimes i get an error like: "./kicq: no such
> file or directory" but I KNOW that the file is there... I can go ls -l
> and it'll give me something back like: "-rwx-rx-rx root root 'some
> amount of bytes' kicq" or something like that (That isn't an exact
> quote...) If you could help me I'd be extremely grateful...
>
ok, you didn't say and i have no idea what your linux experience is but
are you typing ./kicq in the directory that kicq is in? If you put kicq
somewhere in your path you don't need the './' part. It looks like your
permissions are correct.
HTH
Scott
'Clueless in Ohio'
