1
I accidentally deleted the /use/bin/python3
by using rm -rf /use/bin/python3
and now it is showing bad interpreter: no such file or directory
.
How do I restore it back ?
1
I accidentally deleted the /use/bin/python3
by using rm -rf /use/bin/python3
and now it is showing bad interpreter: no such file or directory
.
How do I restore it back ?
3reinstall python? – mcalex – 2018-02-22T06:34:02.713
It is giving me /use/bin/yum: /use/bin/python3: bad interpeter , no such file or directory , on trying to install anything – user875198 – 2018-02-22T08:02:36.603
If you have python 2.x around somewhere, you may be able to set $PYTHONPATH to that version. Otherwise, this might help: Installing Python 2.7 on centos without yum, gcc and no cd rom mounted
– mcalex – 2018-02-22T08:14:49.973what device, os ... do you use? – Máté Juhász – 2018-02-22T09:12:27.527
I am using fedora 27 operating system – user875198 – 2018-02-22T11:45:55.830