debian, actually, does put things in different spots, some akin to bsd's take
on where things should be, some in "logically" named locations.
As root:
find / -name xastir|grep bin
THEN do a chmod on the file as Gale suggested.
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Ok here is the terminal:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo find /-name xastir|grep bin
[sudo] password for jim:
find: /-name: No such file or directory
find: xastir: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cd /root
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root$ find /-name xastir|grep bin
find: /-name: No such file or directory
find: xastir: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root$ sudo find /-name xastir|grep bin
find: /-name: No such file or directory
find: xastir: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root$ sudo find /-jim xastir|grep bin
find: /-jim: No such file or directory
find: xastir: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root$
Am I not understanding something? I am new at this.
Jim Morgan KE5MKT
Midland, TX 79703-6318
USA
432.425.5606
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