-f Command Not Found

[Valda Atkeson]

Tryrunning it with the full path to the binary. If that doesn't work it could be because the device is MDM enrolled via DEP but the binary got uninstalled or never was somehow. In that case you'll need to re-enroll the device so the binary is reinstalled.

Im also facing the same issue but if run any command of sudo jamf recon/policy/manage/mdm/removeframework nothing works. Its happening whenever re-enrolling the mac and i can see MDM & other profiles are getting installed.

We just upgraded JAMF Pro to 10.26.1 and are testing our clients. Catalina is not experiencing any issue with enrollment nor functions with JAMF Pro. However, Big Sur is having an issue. We are using our on prem infrastructure url to enroll :8443/enroll The Cert and MDM are installing fine - all the config profiles come down, but Self Service never installs and there is no /usr/local/jamf folder. No JAMF commands work, yet I see no errors. Not seeing this behavior in 10.26.0

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Check if you have downloaded the correct file for your OS.,I have found the real reason why this problem is coming up. If you are using the wget command from splunk website, this problem is raised because the link of file present in the box while copying is wrong.

Check after downloading that the file name should be same as as the file name started in code after 'wget -O' line.

Inside the bin directory /opt/splunk/bin

The error you are seeing suggests that you may not have used the './' before the command, this is required to execute a command on a nix shell. (Not always but it would be a bit OT for me to go off about it here )

* the command-line tools have been installed? See application menu.

* When installed the bbedit tool is located at /usr/bin/bbedit

Check that this is in your $PATH, Google tells me that this is true by default.

* The tool at this location is actually a symbolic link into the application package.

I don't think this is a permissions issue if you can run BBEdit itself.

* You are not running the Mac App Store version? This version does not have the

command-line tools. In this case refer to

for further causes of action.

* Installing the command-line tools from the non-macapp store version will require

administrator permissions. I'm not sure how your system is locked down in you particular

corporation. This can be fun sorting out, I hope you are on speaking terms with your

administrator ;-)If this is all OK, then contact support directly to get help in solving the issue.Best,Maarten

On 10.6 and later, the tools are installed in /usr/local/bin/,

and with 10.0 and later the installed items are actually

symlinks to the tools in the application package (the latter

which you should not mess with).Others' advice re app store builds etc is valid and well formed. :-)R.

--

Rich Siegel Bare Bones Software, Inc.

Someday I'll look back on all this and laugh... until they

sedate me.

Unfortunately bash is not natively found on Windows, but it is part of Git for Windows for instance. This means that in order for install cmdstan to work on Windows you need to install Git for Windows ( -scm.com/download/win).

If both run succesfully you are all set. The latter one should work for you already as that one comes with RTools. If not, then you will probably need to add C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin to the PATH variable. If you need helping doing that please let me know.

Thanks for discovering this! Everyone that tried cmdstanr on Windows, including myself, probably had either Git installed and in their PATH or some other version of bash from one of the other sources.

Unfortuantely, I am still having the problem that on the system I am working I am not not allowed to execute the executables that were generated (stanc.exe, diagnose.exe, stansummary.exe, print.exe). I have contacted my local IT support to solve this problem locally.

I know nothing about installation or rights management on windows. But, would it be possible to install cmdstanr in a way its executables are not automatically blocked by a restrictive rights management?

I am not sure how common it is to have such a restrictive IT setup as at my working place. But If this is not so uncommon, it might worth it to see if there is a way to install cmdstanr more like a typical R package (i.e. without that .exe files are generated during installation.)

If you can get that to run then it was just a problem that cmdstan was initially installed to the C:/Users/username folder and the permissions set there were too restrictive. You can then use cmdstanr by simply pointing to this new location with set_cmdstan_path().

If you are also unable to run this bernoulli.exe then I am afraid that you will not be able to use cmdstanr on this system. Cmdstanr is envisioned as a lightweight wrapper for cmdstan which is essentially these exe files.

I assume that will be similar on other systems with very restrictive rights management. So maybe one could add the Rtools folder as an optional target folder for the installation of cmndstan through cmdstanr? (or just point to this possibility in the documentation)

I'm a NB to Alteryx and am trying to run a VBScript and capture the output. I've tested running the script from the command line and it works as expected. When I run it in Alteryx, it complains that the Read Results file doesn't exist. The thing is, the file won't exist until after the command executes.

When I look at the Run Command documentation, it looks like they are doing the same thing. They execute a command that then writes the results of the run command to a file, the file doesn't need to exist ahead of time. (Let me know if my assumption is wrong, I don't have curl installed, so I can't actually test the example)

Thank you Joe! This solved the issue. Now that I think about it, the stream to file argument ">" or append to file ">>" is a cmd argument, not cscript, which is why it was failing in Alteryx, but worked when I ran it directly in the command prompt window.

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I downloaded the newest version of Raspbian on , then flashed the SD card with belenaEtcher on Windows.

I'm using a new Raspberry Pi 3B+ (Made in the UK/2017). I know that I can use wget to download the script, but I already installed Pi-hole on the device earlier and I had some trouble setting things up. This is a fresh installation of Respbian. I want to be sure that the issue is not hardware related, before moving on.

That did fix the issue with the installation. Thank you. Do you know a written guide on how to set up Pi-hole? The one's I found didn't work for me. I mean I manage to get into the admin panel through my Desktop, but the add-blocking does only work on the so far Pi. I've tried changing the Ethernet adapter on Windows, point to the Pi through the DNS settings on my router and use the DHCP settings by Pi-hole.

This guide I wrote and posted on Reddit. I had originally written it for a friend who started with zero Linux knowledge and wanted to set up a Pi-Hole from scratch. The guide gets you to a running Pi-Hole, and doesn't discuss how to do configuration and other details in Pi-Hole.

I'm familiar with the first two and have used them for my projects, but I would like to make use of catkin build but I get an error catkin: command not found. There is no catkin script or executable in the /opt/ros/indigo/ folder structure.

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Hi Rebekeh. I did this course a few months back but I use Windows, and not a Mac, but I follow your logic in trying to resolve this. I see this same video has several other community posts from other users encountering the same problem.

1: As suggested in the video, make sure you have NPM and Node installed by typing which node followed by which npm. If successful, you should be shown the location of each installation.

I wasn't offering a solution but I am encouraging you to show us what you actually see when you type in these commands. I'm not a Mac expert but others who are, may be able to suggest the best way forward. I have since tried this on a Mac and it worked first time for me, but I have Googled about this and you are definitely not alone. One popular observation is that there may be a problem with your NPM installation and it is not successfully placing newly installed packages where they can be found in your $PATH. For comparison, here is what i see when i type in some specific commands...

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