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Unraid says file doesn't exist when I can see it clearly with ls

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The specific file is seatools cli for linux, I downloaded it from here, extracted it and got the two files st (an executable binary file) and sthelp.txt

 

Doing this and then running ./st on my main system works fine but doing the same thing on my unraid server gives the error `./st: No such file or directory`. This happens from both bash and zsh, not that I expected a difference but always worth a try.

I have no idea why this would be run-able only on one machine, but more so I have no idea why this is the error it produces when I can run ls and see that st is both very much there and very much executable 

Solved by remotevisitor

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Maybe it has some dependency that is missing on Unraid since Unraid is not a full Linux distribution?

  • Author

That sounds like it could be the case but surely it would try and then fail to run rather than just saying this doesn't exist?

 

Is there a supported, or unsupported but stable, way outwith nerdtools to install extra things at the terminal? Even if it will wipe on a reboot

  • Solution

Try running

ldd ./st

and see if it reports any missing share libraries that it requires.

  • Author

it says "Not a dynamic executable" 

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