Permissions are fine.

On 03:15 24/11 , mark lewis wrote:
>
> On 2017 Nov 23 21:17:50, you wrote to All:
>
> CA> Yea whatever the name is is what I used. Basically, all the Linux
> CA> executables say no file Or path found when you try to execute them on
> CA> Ubuntu. I tried all of the executables. Bbbs bbbsd, bcfg file, etc.
>
> CA> I don't know what. I am not a newbie Linux user. I have ensured
> CA> permissions were correct,  both file and directory. I redownloaded the
> CA> file from bbbs website, same thing. Tried multiple times.
>
>this sounds like you're trying to run 32bit on a 64bit system that has no
32bit
> support... what does the following tell you?
>
>  file /var/opt/bbbs/bcfg4
>
>
>also take a look with ldd...
>
>  ldd /var/opt/bbbs/bcfg4
>
>
>file will tell you if it is 32bit or 64bit... ldd will tell you if you are
>maybe missing some libraries it is trying to load... ahhh, might better take a
>look at permissions, too...
>
>  ls -la /var/opt/bbbs
>
>
>FWIW: you really should apply those updates and security fixes to your linux
;)
>
>)\/(ark
>
>Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
>Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it
>wrong...
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