It means that the directory in which you are working
does not have the file 'process_mdout.perl'.
First ensure that the directory in which you are
working must have the required file on which you are
applying commands.
you can check your current directory by typing
pwd
you can check it all files in the directory by typing
ls
then it will display all the files in the current
directory. if you find that required
file(process_mdout.perl) is not there then change your
path by typing
cd directory name OR
cd ..
Hope this help
Puneet
--- Anju Sharma <anju.020384.gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Puneet,
Thnks for your reply, i tried the command as
directed by you bt agn got an
error message shown below:
[root.amber in_vacuo]# chmod 777 process_mdout.perl
chmod: cannot access `process_mdout.perl': No such
file or directory
Anju
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