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Hi,
I installed tuxedo 9.1 on the machine. it is successfully installed. but when i try to execute any command in tuxedo it says that "cannot execute binary file". I changed the permissions to 755 and tried it. but the result is the same. i changed the group owner to bin, yet the problem is not resolved. What to do for executing the commands. the permissions are as follows. iam showing the permissions for only on file.
bash-2.04# ls -l tmloadcf
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root sys 604380 May 24 07:32 tmloadcf
i changed the group owner to bin also. i tried it on HP UX also. it gives the same error. what to do? this is critical. Please help me.
What does file think the file is?
How is the partition the file resides on been mounted?
What distro are you using?
How did you install whatever you installed?
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