Tools not opening (command not found)

[Airlegendz]

I downloaded black arch over arch but when I try to use my installed tools (example: sudo skydive) it is not opening it and it is returning sudo: (app name): command not found even though i installed them

I installed black arch with the following commands

$ curl -O https://blackarch.org/strap.sh
$ echo 26849980b35a42e6e192c6d9ed8c46f0d6d06047 strap.sh | sha1sum -c
$ chmod +x strap.sh
$ sudo ./strap.sh
$ sudo pacman -Syu
$ sudo pacman -S blackarch

Update: I got it fixed, it was a problem with multilib

[anunna]

If you did the one thing that is not recommended and warned about on the BlackArch website; I can expect this.

If you run: pacman -S blackarch, you can expect many problems. Remember you are adding a repository no different from official core, extra, multilib, etc. Installing the entire repository is not installing BlackArch the same as installing the entire Arch Linux core, extra, multilib repositories is not installing Arch Linux.

If you run for example

which skydive

> which skydive
/usr/sbin/skydive

or

pacman -Qe | grep skydive

> pacman -Qe | grep skydive
skydive 0.28.0-1
skydive-debug 0.28.0-1

Do you see it installed? I tested installing skydive to test any package issue and I had no installation or launch issues.

> skydive
Skydive

Usage:
  skydive [command]

Available Commands:
  agent           Skydive agent
  allinone        Skydive All-In-One
  analyzer        Skydive analyzer
  bash-completion Generate bash completion helper
  client          Skydive client
  help            Help about any command
  inject-packet   inject packet
  seed            Skydive seed
  version         Print the version number of Skydive

Flags:
  -c, --conf stringArray        location of Skydive configuration files, default try loading /etc/skydive/skydive.yml if exist
  -b, --config-backend string   configuration backend (defaults to file) (default "file")
  -h, --help                    help for skydive
      --verbose                 verbose mode

Use "skydive [command] --help" for more information about a command.