linux - Bash script: bad interpreter -


Question: I get this error message:

Export: Bad interpreter: Any such File or directory

When I execute this script: 

  #! / Bin / bash MONO_PREFIX = / opt / mono-2.6 Export: $ GNOME_PREFIX / Exports: ACLOCAL_PATH = $ MONO_PREFIX / share / export / export / DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH = $ MONO_PREFIX / lib: $ DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH export LD_LIBRARY_PATH = $ MONO_PREFIX / lib: $ LD_LIBRARY_PATH Exports C_INCLUDE_PATH = $ MONO_PREFIX / aclocal export PKG_CONFIG_PATH = $ MONO_PREFIX / lib / Pkgconfig: $ GNOME_PREFIX / lib / pkgconfig PATH = $ MONO_PREFIX / bin: $ PATH PS1 = "[mono -6] \ w @"

but Bash path is correct: 

  asshat @ IS1300: ~ / sources / mono-2.6 # which bash / bin / bash asshat @ IS1300: ~ # cd source / asshat @ IS1300: ~ / source #CD Mono-2.6.6 / Asshat @ IS1300: ~ / sources / mono-2.6 # ./mono-2.6- Environmental Export: Bad Interprime Etr: No such file or directory @ IS1300 @ asshat: ~ / sources / mono-2.6 # LS download Mono -2.4 mono-2.4-mono -2.6 mono-2.6-environmental Asot @ IS 1300: ~ / src / mono -2.6 # CP mono-2.6-environment mono-2.6.6-environment SSH ASS 0000: ~ / source /mono-2.6# ./mono-2.6-environment.sh export: bad interpreter: No such file or directory @ IS 1300: ~ / src / mono -2.6 # LS download Mono -2.4 eco mono-2.6-environmental mono 2.4 mono mono -2.6 -2.6- Antrporeshnkaisacsaisas 1300: ~ / src / mono -2.6 # Bash mono-2k6- environment Anshait @ IS 1300: ~ / source / mono -2.6 # < / Code>

What am I doing wrong? Or is this a lucid links bug?

I chmod + x

the first line: #! / Bin / bash

Linux tells that to find where the interpreter

at the end of each line, it is highly likely that you have created with a Windows editor file In a & lt; Cr & gt; & Lt; Lf> It is standard under dos / window However, under Unix / Linux, the standard is only for & lt; Lf> is inserted at the end of the line.

Linux is now looking for a file named / bin / bash & lt; Cr & gt; to interpret the file, where & lt; Cr & gt; is a carrier return character, which is a valid file character under Linux, such a file does not exist.

Solution: Edit the file with an editor on Linux and add additional and lt; Cr & gt; Get rid of .


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