Closed clkzy closed 2 years ago
Try putting "sudo" before the command.
So it should be sudo ./<binary name here>
Have you done chmod +x whatever
?
You might need to do chmod without the ./
Do that and then do the thing you did last time. (./<binary file name>
)
Also, you need to first cd
into the directory that the binary file is located in.
@talwat check #support lol
make sure ur in the directory first and run these commands
sudo chmod +x whatever
./whatever
should fix .
ryan#0344 #support