last thing question

[Nigel Wade]

GoijI P wrote:
>> or by: # cd /usr/bin # ./program-to-run
> 
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> 
> this is excatly what i did. i got "command not found".
> 

What do you get if you run
# ls -l ./program-to-run

I've seen a misleading 'command not found' when the command is a script with 
a '#!' first line which pointed to an executable which was not accessible. 
Could this be the case here?

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