On 1/10/11 at 02:50, [email protected] (Doug McNutt) wrote:
Your file may need to have it's execute permissions bit set.
Bash is a default for shell scripts. You might not need it and without it the
text file, executable or not, would be passed to bash by default.
It's amusing to see what happens when bbedit or AppleScript
creates an instance of bash which then creates yet another
instance of bash because of the #! line. It makes one wonder
just how smart the UNIX kernel is.
I did set the execute permissions a la:
‘chmod u+x foo_bar.sh’ & the directory the script resides in
is in my $PATH but it still won’t play nicely.
ls -l after permissions does look like the problem though.
Instead of:
‘-rwxrw-r-- 1 dobbin dobbin’
I’m getting:
‘-rwxrw-r-- @ dobbin staff’
Cheers,
Phil...
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