Re: [cobalt-users] Program Execution

[jens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jens Kristian Søgaard)]

"Dave Lambrix" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> One of my users would like to have shell access in order to run micq, which
> is a text-based ICQ clone for Linux. Relunctantly, I allowed the user to

I use the same on a RaQ3 - no problems there.

> that I have attempted to run on my RaQ3 without any luck. Is the RaQ
> designed not to execute compiled applications for some reason? Is there a

No, not at all.

> way around it? All .micq-l will produce (or .anything that I've tried) is a
> "Command not found". Is this the Cobalt OS at work?

No, just a stupid user :-)

This is the standard way for a Unixoid shell to respond. You need to
do this:

        ./micq

The dot slash tells the shell, where to look for the command.

I run micq without problems on a RaQ3 - compiled it myself.


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