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After reinstalling my Ubuntu (right now I have 12.04.1) I'm trying to install SPAZ, but when I run the installer:

gacek@gacek-Vostro-3460:~$ ./spaz-linux-humblebundle-09182012-bin 
bash: ./spaz-linux-humblebundle-09182012-bin: No such file or directory

it says there's no such file. But it exist. I've tried to change the ownership of the file, change the access flags for it. The executable flag is also enabled.

Where could be the problem?

Regarding the question, the file exists and it is NOT a directory:

gacek@gacek-Vostro-3460:~$ ls -g
razem 168776
drwxrwxrwx  2  1000      4096 Dec 22 23:25 Desktop
(...)
-rwxr-xr-x  1 gacek 157466422 Sep 19 01:15 spaz-linux-humblebundle-09182012-bin
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are you sure this spaz-linux-humblebundle-09182012-bin is not a DIRECTORY? – Rinzwind Dec 23 '12 at 16:10
yes, I'm sure. It is a binary file (executable). Before the reinstallation I successfully installed the SPAZ just by executing the file. Right now I cannot and I don't know why – Gacek Dec 23 '12 at 16:13

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