Excution causes No Match error



Hello,

I shipped an executable to some users recently on both Linux and Solaris.
After getting them to run the particular app they experiences the following:

# ./myapp -param1 -param2
../myapp: No match.

What would be the reason that it behaves like this? In one case a person said they overcame this by running it as root.
However it seems totally strange since there is nothing special about this executable.

Furthermore the actual error is likely not a error coming from the actual application but rather the command shell.

Thanks.

-- Henrik

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