Help/Support Can't start up NIC in mobile terminal

[FrazilSilver 664 iPad Air 8.3.0]

I log in as root

And I checked the existence of the file using echo $THEOS/bin/nic.pl and using iFile

And it's there

 

But when I run the command

$THEOS/bin/nic.pl and /var/theos/bin/nic.pl

I get the error "No such file or directory" or "/var/theos/bin/nic.pl: /usr/bin/perl: bad interpreter: No such file or directory"

 

Anyone know how to get around this ? I've tried copying nic.pl into another directory and opening it from there but I still get the same error

I have set the permissions to read, write and execute

[Amuyea 87.9k iPhone 7 Plus 14.3]

Did you download/set it up correctly?

[FrazilSilver 664 iPad Air 8.3.0]

Did you download/set it up correctly?

I'm sure that I did, I've tried downgrading theos to several versions, still no prevail

[NitroxicDemon 3.2k 8.1.2]

Did you install perl

[FrazilSilver 664 iPad Air 8.3.0]

Did you install perl

Yes, I have Perl and iOS toolchain

 

I also have iOS SDK and have extracted it in /var/theos/sdks

 

Everything is set up and I have everything

I just can't start up nic.pl for some reason

[Dannyyy 2.6k iPhone 7 Plus 12.1.2]

there's a few threads here that have the same problem but have the solution try searching

[FrazilSilver 664 iPad Air 8.3.0]

got it, somehow the system is looking for perl in /usr/bin/ but it's located in /usr/local/bin

Copied perl and pasted it into /usr/bin/

nic.pl can be found now and the command works.

Thanks for the help guys ^^

 

Took me about an hour to find the cause of the error

 

Anyways for future members who get the same error

 

Just copy Perl from /usr/local/bin

And paste into /usr/bin

Using iFile

[Dannyyy 2.6k iPhone 7 Plus 12.1.2]

got it, somehow the system is looking for perl in /usr/bin/ but it's located in /usr/local/bin

Copied perl and pasted it into /usr/bin/

nic.pl can be found now and the command works.

Thanks for the help guys ^^

 

Took me about an hour to find the cause of the error

 

Anyways for future members who get the same error

 

Just copy Perl from /usr/local/bin

And paste into /usr/bin

Using iFile

 

sure buddy 

[KingRalph 814 9.3.5]

The system should check for perl in /usr/local/bin

Open /etc/profile with a text editor and check the $PATH variable; it should contain the following ":/usr/local/bin:"

[Rook 549.9k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

The system should check for perl in /usr/local/bin

Open /etc/profile with a text editor and check the $PATH variable; it should contain the following ":/usr/local/bin:"