RE: [LIP] Problem executing scripts Bad Interpreter

>>>>> "Amar" == Amarendra Godbole <Godbole> writes:

    >> 2. Your scripts have CRLF for newline. Run them through
    >> dos2unix and then try running them. This seems more likely than
    >> (1). Probably you copied your script from a Windows partition,
    >> or FTP'ed the script using

    Amar> And if dos2unix is not around on your machine, use sed, like
    Amar> this: sed -e 's/^M$//' script.sh > /tmp/script.$$ && mv
    Amar> /tmp/script.$$ script.sh

    Amar> The ^M can be obtained by by typing ``ctrl-v ctrl-m'' or
    Amar> ``ctrl-vm''combo.

...or even,

  tr -d '\015' < oldfile > newfile

Of course, that will only work if your file doesn't contain valid ^M's
anywhere except at end of lines.

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