Working in Linux/Unix platform, if any command dose not
work, say # ls reports as command not found.
what to do?
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Answer / bc
Check whether PATH variable as got the entry /bin
It should be something like this
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[root@bc ~]# echo $PATH
/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin
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Answer / senthil
Check the PATH first
By echo $PATH
2.See the binary is there in that PATH
if not there please install binary
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Answer / vinod thakur
all right as discussed above.but if PATH varible is set
properly and then we facing same problem then we hav to
check whether we hav losted sbin or bin if we have losted
bin we can recover it as whole but if sbin then up to
limited level we can recover it ..
VINOD THAKUR
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