Paul W. Frields wrote:
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 07:35:41AM -0400, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
I have an AMAHI server (amahi.org) that runs on FC10.
I am trying to execute a simple script that includes:
function correct {
echo
echo 'Is this correct (1=Yes,0=No): '
read answer
}
correct
But this fails with:
./test1
'/test1: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `{
'/test1: line 1: `function correct {
But this little snippit runs fine on my notebook, ergo I am missing some
important little rpm. I would like to add as little as needed, as this
is suppose to be a production system, but then again simple script
elements like this SHOULD work.
Or is it an environment problem?
The problem could be in parsing what comes before the 'function
correct {' line. If you can, paste the script at fpaste.org, and then
send a link to the list for further analysis.
Turns out to be <ctl-M> s at the end of each line. Now I have to get the
developer to figure out how he got these in the file and why it works on
his system and not on mine....
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