On 10/09/02 Jacob S. did speaketh: > bash: /mnt/path/to/helloscript: /usr/bin/perl: bad interpreter: > Permission denied
This usually means that there is no interpreter at /usr/bin/perl. Having
the file mounted via NFS means nothing significant that I know of, since it's
loaded and run locally. Are you logging into another machine remotely, and if
so, does it have perl at /usr/bin/perl?
If it's elsewhere but in the path, you could try this to keep the script
portable.
#!/usr/bin/env perl
Mike
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