EDIT (for a full explanation on my problem read original post below): OK I looked a few things up and took the plunge and went through some terminal procedures to clean things up - and it is clear to me (sorta) and I am sure I can safely use the “vic” command although I am not able to archive witho…

Ah. when you are in the folder where an executable is, you need a “./” suffix. See below for 2 options. [root@dxs-flame-05 Autodesk]# /opt/Autodesk/io/bin/vic -v stonefs0 -f Output log to: '/opt/Autodesk/log/vic.log'. Opening volume stonefs0 for integrity check ... Locking volume stonefs0... …

Framestore full + Flame will not archive + VIC command not found

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randy December 27, 2021, 2:50pm 3

Vic is installed. You just need to be in the right folder to run it.

Follow this procedure.