Closed ChesterDenn closed 1 month ago
Looks like your system does not have echo
installed in /usr/bin
. Could you either create a symlink or install it fresh.
Closing this as we haven't heard back in a while. Feel free to re-open in future if you have more details.
This problem is still relevant for Outline client on ubuntu (I was running it on 20.04 but not sure if release matters here), where it seems like basic UNIX executables are located in /bin/ rather than /usr/bin. If you link echo
, it fails on cp
, then on sed
, then I kinda felt like this is not something I should do anymore – just keep symlinking all these intuitively seems like not a reasonable solution to me.
Some alternative solutions were also proposed in #1488 by the way.
Application
Outline Client
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What did you expect to happen?
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What actually happened?
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Outline Version
1.13.1 (476278)
What operation system are you using?
Linux
Operating System Version
Ubuntu 20.04
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