Hey all, quick question that I am currently struggling with. In my binary I am running an external command that is installed on the target system, in this case frotz. When I run my .sh script it works without problems, but when I run the binary created by shc -U -f "$filename" -o "${filename%.*}" I get the following:
./filename1: line 6: frotz: command not found
Is there a good way to get the executable to respect the software installed on the system so this will work as expected? Thank you!
Turns out this is simply a weird permissions thing, frotz just isn't recognized for the superuser at all. Thanks anyways, I really appreciate the project!
Hey all, quick question that I am currently struggling with. In my binary I am running an external command that is installed on the target system, in this case
frotz
. When I run my.sh
script it works without problems, but when I run the binary created byshc -U -f "$filename" -o "${filename%.*}"
I get the following:Is there a good way to get the executable to respect the software installed on the system so this will work as expected? Thank you!