Here's a couple of things you may want to try, no promises on any of this:
bash ./voyage.update (gets around perm issues, if that's the source) or
sh ./voyage.update
or chmod +x ./voyage.update (then ./voyage.update again, also to deal
with perm issues)
or dos2unix ./voyage.update (this requires in some distros a toolkit, in
debian, it is tofrodos, not sure what opensuse would have ) then
./voyage.update again.
The last one seems to help when you have perhaps un-tared the thing at
some point on a windows box, and perhaps gotten
some messy line feeds mixed in with the rest of the text in the
batchfile. You might just want to look at the file in an editor that shows
hidden chars, and make sure nothing untowar4d is mixed in.
Good luck!
- Michael
Dave Rush wrote:
linux-pnzm:/home/<snip>/voyage/voyage-0.5.1/usr/local/sbin # ./voyage.update
bash: ./voyage.update: /bin/bash: bad interpreter: Permission denied
Any ideas? I'm root, btw.
/bin/bash exists.
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