Sorry for the other post i posted without seeing yours...i just typed ./john and IT ****ING WORKS!!!! yUPIIE!!!
THANKS THANKS THANKS
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Sorry for the other post i posted without seeing yours...i just typed ./john and IT ****ING WORKS!!!! yUPIIE!!!
THANKS THANKS THANKS
Your PATH variable will probably not have . (current working directory -- it's actually considered a no-no to have that in the PATH) so you have to explicitly state to the system what app you want to run using the ./<application>.
Glad to help. :D