Summary
The user encountered an issue with the chmod command for the abctl executable due to a discrepancy in the folder name. They resolved it by navigating into the correct folder and adjusting the command accordingly.
Question
Ok, i got it to work. For future readers; i got confused on the instruction: chmod +x abctl/abctl since the extracted folder was called abctl-v0.8.2-linux-amd64 and not abctl that command didnt work. I cd’d into abctl-v0.8.2-linux-amd64 and ran chmod +x abctl and sudo mv abctl /usr/local/bin , that worked.
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