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Every time I open kali linux terminal I get
-bash: /etc/profile: Required key not available
-bash: /root/.bash_profile: Required key not available
Please help idk how to fix this??

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Compiling from source in android terminal

Hey guys just a general android terminal question. I'm messing around with compiling done sources on my phone. I'm fairly new to android term but have had xp with linux. When I ./configure I get permission denied. However I have file permissions wide open on the configure file. Same result with su ./configure. Anyone ever compile anything successfully?
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Try
Code:
chmod +x configure
sh ./configure
And it doesn't work the same way as Linux, building from source is different in Android.

[Q] Android ADK and 64 bt ubuntu - please help

Ok, so I've a newly installed 64bit ubuntu, and I've just downloaded the android SDK.
I managed to run the "android command the first time round whereby I successfully downloaded android versions 2.3+
I was very clever and did this through the terminal, by going in to my android SDK directory, and then tools (for me cd /android/tools)
and then I typed android, and the gui came up..... all good.
I then decided I needed to add this directory to my path, I did some jiggery pokery here, not too much, but I cant say exactly what I did, but now, when I try to run the android command, from the correct directory all I get is the following:
Code:
[email protected]:~/android/tools$ dir
adb_has_moved.txt dmtracedump hprof-conv NOTICE.txt zipalign
android draw9patch layoutopt proguard
ant emulator lib source.properties
apkbuilder etc1tool mksdcard sqlite3
ddms hierarchyviewer monkeyrunner traceview
[email protected]:~/android/tools$ android
android: command not found
I know this must be down to some kind of path error, but i'm lost as to how to correct it. I've googled all over, but every explanation seems geared towards someone with more linux knowledge than mine. Please may someone explain really simply how I fix this? thanks

[Q] Testdisk on Android Shell

Hey Guys,
can someone help me ? I will raun the Data Recovery Program of Testdisk and Photorec on my Transformer HC3.2 as SuperUser in a Terminal Emulator for Android. The Terminal Emulator runs great. At same time a tested it with an SSHD.
I have Downloaded the Linux Version of Testdisk (Linux, kernel 2.6.x i386/x86_64)
If i will start the file "testdisk_static" solo and with su command but every time it says "permission denied". In File Explorer i set the PErmissions of the file and in the command shell two times with chmod 7777 but se thame problem.
Permisson Denied !!!
Has someone any idea how i can fix this problem ???
Here is the Link of the Programm : cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download
I think testdisk and photorec are not include in Busybox. As far as I know, you just can't run them directly on Android.

[Q] [ruboto] - Unable to use --abi option when creating emulator

I'm new to the development of Android Applications, and new to the forums, so I think I have this in the right spot. I'm trying to use Ruboto and JRuby to create an android application. However, when following this tutorial:
HTML:
https://github.com/ruboto/ruboto#readme
the step to create the emulator does not work for me.
Code:
ruboto emulator -t android-19
, since I don't have 17 installed. The error I get when I issue that command is:
Code:
Error: This platform has more than one ABI. Please specify one using --abi.
However, when I place the --abi option anywhere in the command, I get the response that the --abi option is unknown. I've tried it like this
Code:
ruboto emulator -t android-19 --abi
Then also adding in default, default/x86, and placing these options before the -t option. I'm not sure what I need to do to fix this because I'm not finding much in the way of info on it.
System and Software
Debian 7.4 with Jruby 1.7.11 installed. Using Ruboto, and Android Development Kit adt-bundle-linux-x86-20131030. I've also got most if not all the compilers available from the aptitude repos. If there is any more information requried, please let me know.

encountered “sh: php: command not found” error while running os.system module in lambda

I'm trying to run a php script in aws lambda using python runtime. I tried using python os.system module to call the php page to execute the script. The code is given below
import os
def lambda_handler(event, context):
os.system("php /home/admin/web/####/###.php")
On running the above code, it displays error: "sh: php: command not found". I do not have much knowledge either in python scripting or shell scripting. So any help would be much appreciated.
By the way merry christmas to all of you.
johnjosef said:
I'm trying to run a php script in aws lambda using python runtime. I tried using python os.system module to call the php page to execute the script. The code is given below
import os
def lambda_handler(event, context):
os.system("php /home/admin/web/####/###.php")
On running the above code, it displays error: "sh: php: command not found". I do not have much knowledge either in python scripting or shell scripting. So any help would be much appreciated.
By the way merry christmas to all of you.
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It seems that php has not installed yet in order to run the script file, ###.php.

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