[Irish, Jon D NCCIM wrote...]
-| I get a bunch of ": command not found" errors, but some commands do execute.
-| Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I think this is a fileformat issue.
I did the following under Vim:
1/ create a new file foo.sh, with DOS fileformat command
e.g.
vim -c "set fileformat=dos" foo.sh
2/ write something simple in the file
e.g.
ibraheem@ignoramus:$ cat foo.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo "Boo!"
3/ Trying to execute the file gives the following:
e.g.
ibraheem@ignoramus:$ sh foo.sh
: command not found
Boo!
ibraheem@ignoramus:$
e.g.
ibraheem@ignoramus:$ chmod +x foo.sh
ibraheem@ignoramus:$ ./foo.sh
bash: ./foo.sh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
ibraheem@ignoramus:$
So check the format of your file.
Kindest regards,
--ibs.
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