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Debian 12 lslk cannot execute: required file not found #37998 23 Apr 25 02:24 PM
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Just as the title states, when attempting to run lslk in the %miame%/bin directory we get the follow error
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cannot execute: required file not found


I search the interwebs for how to install lslk, and came up with nothing

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Re: Debian 12 lslk cannot execute: required file not found [Re: Stephen Funkhouser] #37999 23 Apr 25 02:26 PM
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lslk seems to have fallen out of favor in newer Linux distros, with lslocks taking it's place.

Re: Debian 12 lslk cannot execute: required file not found [Re: Stephen Funkhouser] #38000 23 Apr 25 04:29 PM
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OK, I don't remember the reason the lslk file is in the bin directory when you install from a .bin file, but it should be removed, and either have the lslocks or no file on Debian 12?


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Re: Debian 12 lslk cannot execute: required file not found [Re: Stephen Funkhouser] #38001 23 Apr 25 04:50 PM
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I think we included lslk in order to use it with LOKUTL.LIT, but I'm not sure anyone has any interest in that utility any more. I'll look into whether it's practical to include lslocks (i.e. doesn't create any conflicts with other packages) and whether LOKUTL can be updated to work with it).


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