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#24
Try running it as user instead of root. Most methods of becoming root (using sudo gainroot), change the path to be less inclusive. Depending on where the executable has been placed, the location could have been removed from the path.
I tried running as user, as well as tried to execute from /usr/bin directory where the executable is located. I still have the same problem. I also removed and reinstalled, still no luck. I'm completely baffled.