'info bash' command not found
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I just installed Docker, and ran 'help'.
One of the lines in Help mentioned:
Use `info bash' to find out more about the shell in general.
I ran 'info bash' and I get:
bash: info: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
EDIT: The commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine.
linux bash docker unix
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I just installed Docker, and ran 'help'.
One of the lines in Help mentioned:
Use `info bash' to find out more about the shell in general.
I ran 'info bash' and I get:
bash: info: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
EDIT: The commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine.
linux bash docker unix
Typeinfofirst and a screen of commands should appear; use the down arrow or scroll with the mouse and pressenteron the line which says* bash...
– l'L'l
Nov 11 at 1:21
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If a command is not found with arguments, then it will also not be found without arguments
– that other guy
Nov 11 at 1:37
Both commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine...
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:58
If you're getting the image from Docker Hub, what is its name?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 11 at 3:30
1
We need more details like which host OS you are using and where exactly are you running these commands.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:59
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up vote
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I just installed Docker, and ran 'help'.
One of the lines in Help mentioned:
Use `info bash' to find out more about the shell in general.
I ran 'info bash' and I get:
bash: info: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
EDIT: The commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine.
linux bash docker unix
I just installed Docker, and ran 'help'.
One of the lines in Help mentioned:
Use `info bash' to find out more about the shell in general.
I ran 'info bash' and I get:
bash: info: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
EDIT: The commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine.
linux bash docker unix
linux bash docker unix
edited Nov 11 at 1:59
asked Nov 11 at 1:17
John Mc
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Typeinfofirst and a screen of commands should appear; use the down arrow or scroll with the mouse and pressenteron the line which says* bash...
– l'L'l
Nov 11 at 1:21
1
If a command is not found with arguments, then it will also not be found without arguments
– that other guy
Nov 11 at 1:37
Both commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine...
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:58
If you're getting the image from Docker Hub, what is its name?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 11 at 3:30
1
We need more details like which host OS you are using and where exactly are you running these commands.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:59
|
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Typeinfofirst and a screen of commands should appear; use the down arrow or scroll with the mouse and pressenteron the line which says* bash...
– l'L'l
Nov 11 at 1:21
1
If a command is not found with arguments, then it will also not be found without arguments
– that other guy
Nov 11 at 1:37
Both commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine...
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:58
If you're getting the image from Docker Hub, what is its name?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 11 at 3:30
1
We need more details like which host OS you are using and where exactly are you running these commands.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:59
Type
info first and a screen of commands should appear; use the down arrow or scroll with the mouse and press enter on the line which says * bash...– l'L'l
Nov 11 at 1:21
Type
info first and a screen of commands should appear; use the down arrow or scroll with the mouse and press enter on the line which says * bash...– l'L'l
Nov 11 at 1:21
1
1
If a command is not found with arguments, then it will also not be found without arguments
– that other guy
Nov 11 at 1:37
If a command is not found with arguments, then it will also not be found without arguments
– that other guy
Nov 11 at 1:37
Both commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine...
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:58
Both commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine...
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:58
If you're getting the image from Docker Hub, what is its name?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 11 at 3:30
If you're getting the image from Docker Hub, what is its name?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 11 at 3:30
1
1
We need more details like which host OS you are using and where exactly are you running these commands.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:59
We need more details like which host OS you are using and where exactly are you running these commands.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:59
|
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You are missing the texinfo package.
If you're using Linux, simply install it using
yum install texinfo
Or get the RPM and install it using
rpm -i <package-name>
If you're using MacOS, install using
brew install textinfo
Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
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1 Answer
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up vote
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You are missing the texinfo package.
If you're using Linux, simply install it using
yum install texinfo
Or get the RPM and install it using
rpm -i <package-name>
If you're using MacOS, install using
brew install textinfo
Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
add a comment |
up vote
-1
down vote
You are missing the texinfo package.
If you're using Linux, simply install it using
yum install texinfo
Or get the RPM and install it using
rpm -i <package-name>
If you're using MacOS, install using
brew install textinfo
Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
add a comment |
up vote
-1
down vote
up vote
-1
down vote
You are missing the texinfo package.
If you're using Linux, simply install it using
yum install texinfo
Or get the RPM and install it using
rpm -i <package-name>
If you're using MacOS, install using
brew install textinfo
You are missing the texinfo package.
If you're using Linux, simply install it using
yum install texinfo
Or get the RPM and install it using
rpm -i <package-name>
If you're using MacOS, install using
brew install textinfo
answered Nov 11 at 1:23
Jason Stanley
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Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
add a comment |
Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Both yum and rpm are not found: (bash: yum: command not found)
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
Maybe I am running some incomplete version of Docker?
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:56
add a comment |
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infofirst and a screen of commands should appear; use the down arrow or scroll with the mouse and pressenteron the line which says* bash...– l'L'l
Nov 11 at 1:21
1
If a command is not found with arguments, then it will also not be found without arguments
– that other guy
Nov 11 at 1:37
Both commands are not found. I am starting to think my Docker install is incomplete, but their "docker run hello-world" test completed just fine...
– John Mc
Nov 11 at 1:58
If you're getting the image from Docker Hub, what is its name?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 11 at 3:30
1
We need more details like which host OS you are using and where exactly are you running these commands.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:59