Hello,
On 19-Jan-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Okay, I think I identified at least part of the problem. It's ugly, it's a
> nasty Linux bug that you'll all want to know about if you write any sort
> of shell or other script code on Linux. Basically, the #! magic in Linux
> doesn't like \r \n sequences in certain contexts where it expects \n
> So the moral of the story is, beware \r \n sequences on Linux boxes, at
> least recent RH flavors. ICK, huh? To its credit, Rebol tries to do the
> right thing even though it doesn't get the command line params the interp
> was supposed to be invoked with; to wit, it goes ahead and runs the
> script. Bash gets confused and bails right away.
So have you tried with any of the other available shells? I'm still just a
newbie to Linux, so I only know that there ARE other shells.
Elliott (on Amiga)
