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2 years 8 months ago #292916 by Aciera
This is normal, It's just telling you that it could not look for the file (ie gmoccapy.py) on the network drives.
Try this (note the removed '.py'):

/ $ sudo find ./ -type f -name gmoccapy

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2 years 8 months ago #292929 by tcoleman978
It finds a number of gmoccapy's but not .py . (a lot of .mo 's what ever they are)
So just what directory is it SUPPOSED to be in?
and....network drives.....where did they come from? In an RPI4?

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2 years 8 months ago #292934 by Aciera
I'm not an expert with deb installs but I think it would be './bin/gmoccapy'.
Not sure you even get the .py file with a deb install but the file found in /bin should be the same.


Forget the output with '/run/user/1000/gvfs' that is a mount point where gnome accesses samba shared files and such things.
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2 years 8 months ago #292970 by tcoleman978
so... if I understand... might not have the .py extension but is still the operating file.
Will look.
Thank you.

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2 years 8 months ago #294421 by tcoleman978
Finally could get back to things.
Found it in: ./bin
It did lose it's .py
and NOTHING in the ./bin directory shows up on a find. In the desktop browse or in a sudo find.
I'm beginning to believe linux likes distressing us dos boys.
Thanx all

Wish I could make the logic changes update proof.

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