Hello,
Having an issue with a "command not found problem" (see bellow).
I ran the echo $PATH command to get a sense of things (see bellow).
Any idea on how I might fix the command not found issue I'm encountering when I try to access the Hosts file?
Thank you!
iMac, iOS 8.2
I feel the same way: it is a frustrating end to the problem.
I followed the instructions you and RC gave me and, somehow, it did the trick. So there's no real clear solution, which, in a way, sort of fits the initial issue I was having: it was pretty weird.
Anyway, thank you all very much for your time. I've always been impressed with the quality of community support this site offers. And this last episode comforts that impression.
Best to all.
Thanks for looking into this.
Here's what I get:
And... After running sudo nano /private/etc/hosts, I got: ...
Isn't your first output what you want? I assume it is as below:
Here is what I see on my terminal after sudo nano /private/etc/hosts
Check that nano is in /usr/bin with: which nano
Please paste the command you entered into a reply—the text, not a screenshot.
Boot in safe mode and test. Then restart as usual and test again.
Well, if you did a safe boot, hold down the shift key, that included a scan and fix of the harddrive. I'd suggest backing up all your data.
Robert
If none of the suggestions given solved the problem then marking a post as solving it just muddies the water.
"'sudo: nano' command not found" issue.
