The files in /usr/libexec aren't meant to be directly executed by you
(or any other user).  You probably can't find them because /usr/libexec
isn't in your $PATH - and it should not be.

On Sat, 29 Aug 1998, Stephen wrote:

> What the problem comes down to is that the executables in /usr/libexec 
> can be listed and viewed using more, but when I try to run them, I get 
> the file not found message.  The file permissions specify read and 
> execute permissions for owner, group, and everyone.  All the other 
> executables in the /usr/bin and the /bin directories work without any 
> problems.  Does this sound like bad tarballs or maybe a problem with the 
> installer?  (Using 1.1g).
> I've tried using a single root/usr partition, but this didn't help. At 
> this point, I have only the sbc kernel 1.3, base, and etc packages 
> installed. Any ideas?
> Thanks again,
> 
> Stephen
> 
> ostbahn@sprynet.com
> 

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