Hey : ) Just want to clarify, and if necessary, find a solution to this problem, so that others that encounters this problem, may find the answer here : ) Guide: The Perfect SpamSnake - Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope I'm currently at step 16.4 Start the system, and I encounter the following error when i run the command: check_mailscanner Code: root@postrens1:/opt/MailScanner-4.75.11-1/bin# check_mailscanner -bash: check_mailscanner: command not found At the same time, I tried to run the command i added to Cron in step 16.3 Create cron jobs to keep MailScanner updated:, and here's the output of that: Code: /opt/MailScanner/bin/check_mailscanner Code: root@postrens1:/opt/MailScanner-4.75.11-1/bin# /opt/MailScanner/bin/check_mailscanner MailScanner running with pid 18727 19706 19708 19710 19712 19714 So my question then, would be, is this a serious problem for this guide to work? and if so, how can we/I solve it? =) Thanks in advance
reinstalled but still running with the same error :-/ Code: root@postrens1:~# check_mailscanner -bash: check_mailscanner: command not found but Code: root@postrens1:~# /opt/MailScanner/bin/check_mailscanner Starting MailScanner... Done. works fine Saw this durinf the mailscanner installation: But as far as I know, we have not made any changes to this ? But then again, this could all just be a "misstype" : )
I think i know this one =p it's because you don't have a link in /bin when you run check_mailscanner it searches the env(environment) if you type 'env' look under PATH= they are the location it looks for check_mailscanner the reason why the other one work is because you ran it from where it was! to fix this problem, i think you need to use the ln -s source destination ^ please don't trust my answers, i'm 55% sure on this one =p, been reading a lot of linux books lol ^^ hopefully the seniors can help you out on this!.. but i think i'm pretty sure as i've done this other guide
huuum, thanks for the reply Always appreciated ;D Not sure how I'm supose to solv this with "ln -s" but I can always google it ;D Atleast now, I have some pointers to follow thanks a lot!
