Try ./conf {tab}? Let your shell complete it.
Either that, or check the file permissions on it. Use something like:
ls -l | grep config
HTH,
Chris Norman
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>I am trying to compile a program. In the docs it tells you to run
> ./config When I type ./config I get a bad command. Am I missing a
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