Command not found???
I've recently switched from Slackware 12.0 to Kubuntu. Im very pleased with the switch and cant realy complain. I was able to install the Linux native version of UnrealTournament.iso, i mounted it, and installed. It even told me the install was completed sucsesfuly. Told me that typeing "ut" in the terminal would open up the game. but when i type in "ut" it tells me the command is not found? can anyone offer any advice?
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do this as root or sudo
find / -name ut or which ut |
sheep@box:~$ sudo find / -name ut
[sudo] password for sheep: /home/sheep/ut /home/sheep/ut/ut /mnt/ut /mnt/ut/bin/x86/ut sheep@box:~$ ??????????? |
Yes?
It found exactly what you asked for. Any file/directory named "ut" To run it: /home/sheep/ut/ut Cheers, Tink |
sheep@box:~$ /home/sheep/ut/ut
/home/sheep/ut/ut: 29: Syntax error: Bad substitution sheep@box:~$ syntax error??? bad substitution? |
It's saying there's a syntax error on line 29 of /home/sheep/ut/ut. Can you post the content of the script please?
Also, you can modify the first line of the script to run it in debug mode. For example, if it's bash: Code:
#!/bin/bash -x |
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