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Having trouble connected to a network, I thought I'd tap in "traceroute" to the Terminal... and nothing! The terminal didn't recognize a basic command!! What could be happening? Is this an enormous problem at a very fundamental level?
Originally posted by Lauzin: Having trouble connected to a network, I thought I'd tap in "traceroute" to the Terminal... and nothing! The terminal didn't recognize a basic command!! What could be happening? Is this an enormous problem at a very fundamental level?
Not really. Traceoute is available in the Network Utility in the Utilities folder.
In addition, traceroute works fine for me in the terminal. (10.2.6)
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or he might not have /usr/sbin in his path (I believe Apple changed the shell init file locations a few version ago, he might just be finding this out...)
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