Chris Brennan wrote: > RiverWind wrote: > > Well folks, in order to run the conversion suggested by Bob, I did > > the following. > > > > I first saved the script he outlined and called it cb.sh. I then > > tried to make the file executable with "chmod +x cb.sh". I then ran > > the file with "./cb.sh". I got the following response.
What shell do you normally use for the command line? > Put this on line one of your little script > > #!/usr/bin/env sh > > save it and rerun it. This will tell the script what shell to use to > execute the commands. Alternatively run it explicitly using 'sh'. sh ./cb.sh That will invoke /bin/sh and pass it the filename to run. Doing it this way avoids the need to make it executable. It explicitly calls the right interpreter upon the file. Bob
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