9pserve: announce unix!/tmp/ns.hherman.:0/acme: No such file or directory

[hherman1]

I'm trying to work out why this is happening, but in the mean time I thought you might also like to know about it. I've deleted a few of the plan9 binaries from my machine that were colliding with programs I use normally (e.g zip or tar), so possibly I've deleted something important. If this rings any bells, pointers would be much appreciated!

[hherman1]

seems to be fixed by running mkdir -p /tmp/ns.hherman.:0 but seems odd that I had to do this (I didn't before)

[lootch]

Just a guess, but I think you deleted the namespace directory while some utility (acme?) still expected to find it. I don't think this will occur again any time soon, unless you go through the same motions. I add '$PLAN9/bin' to the end of '$PATH', not the beginning. That's where the '9' command really comes in handy. Lucio.

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