Also, it's (not too much) probable that "linux_client" is being executed, producing the "not found" message by itself (the "bash: ..." part being added by other instances); do $ grep 'not found' linux_client to search for it -- if it shows something, you could find the cause of the error message by inspecting the code.
I meant in the "bin_unix" directory, to be sure "linux_client" is executable
(besides, I'm not too good with color codes :-) ).
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