"node: not found" signifies that the node.js executable is not available on the remote server or the location of the executable has not been included in the system's PATH variables. This error message is typically encountered when trying to execute node.js scripts or commands on the remote server using the terminal. To resolve this issue, one needs to install node.js on the server or configure the system's PATH variables to include the location of the node.js executable.
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