Troubleshooting • Re: cron reports command not found

I'm unable to determine the path of the command executable. If I search for the command nothing comes up. I assume the command executable is part of a library registered with ldconfig.

1. How, exactly, did you try to find it?
2. What is the command you're trying to find/run?
3. Can you run it from a logged in, interactive shell?

Can you explain:
pi@alrmclk2:~/bin $ cat runkdfc

cat is a standard shell command that just displays the contents of the named file. for more see

Does pi@alrmclk2: make script execute as pi user?

Can't answer that as it's not my script. The normal way to change permissions on a file is to use the GUI file manager of your choice or the chmod command See

What does $ represent?

Do you mean in the context of $PATH? The $ prefix tells your shell to use the contents of the environment variable PATH ather than the literal string PATH. Ask a search engine if you need an explanation of what environment variables are.

Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Thu Oct 10, 2024 11:18 pm

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