Hi,

You can try

$ whereis unzip

unzip: /usr/bin/unzip  /usr/share/man/man1/unzip.1.gz

and then  check the path from above  ans use(like above path)

/usr/bin/unzip DBA_REF_DOCS.zip

HTH

8f953842-815b-4d8c-833d-f2a3dd51e602 wrote:

 

I am not able to unzip any other zip  files. how can i crack this ?

# unzip DBA_REF_DOCS.zip

bash: unzip: command not found

When you enter a command (such as 'unzip') the shell has to locate the code for that command.  That means locating an executable file by that name ('unzip').  Where will it find that file?  It checks the directories that are listed in the PATH environment variable.  So in your case the directory containing the 'unzip' executable is is not listed in the PATH.  Thus 'bash" (the shell processor) issues an error that the file 'unzip' "cannot be found".

And for unzip in particular, not being included in the PATH is pretty suspicious.  Sounds like you've got some fairly serious shortcomings in your setup, and these have nothing whatsoever to do with Oracle.

you should not unzip the file with root user "#". You need unzip and install with "oracle" user or other user.

# unzip -qd 10.2.0.1_database_software_linux32.zip

bash: unzip: command not found

please follow the next steps:

find / -name unzip

you will get something like:

/path/path/path/unzip

$/path/path/path/unzip 10.2.0.1_database_software_linux32.zip

I think zip/unzip is include in OEL 5.5 but if not, you can follow the next steps:

Installing unzip on Linux servers - cPanel Forums