"Bryan J. Ischo" wrote:
> Warr,
>
> Check the top line of the qmail file. It will name a program to be run
> to process the qmail script. Check to make sure that this program
> exists on your
> system and is runnable.
>
> For example, if the program is named as:
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> Make sure that /bin/bash exists and is runnable on your system.
>
> Linux will report "no such file or directory" for a script which names
> an
> interpreter which does not exist or is not runnable. It's cryptic, I
> know.
> Someone should fix it :) ...
Sorry everyone, in my haste to get the email out I made a
typographical error ... it should read:
For example, if the program is named as:
#!/bin/sh
Make sure that /bin/sh exists and is runnable on your system.
On Linux it's all /bin/bash anyway. I'd be surprised if Warr's
Linux box didn't have a working /bin/bash, or /bin/sh wasn't
properly linked to /bin/bash, but ... it's an easy thing to check.
Thanks,
Bryan
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