python 2.0 won't run scripts with \r\n line termination on RH7?

[Carel Fellinger]

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> Most likely, this is not a Python 'problem'; the 'problem' is with Linux.
> The first line of your script has a '#!<path to Python>' and there is a
> carriage return at the end of the word 'python'.  Since you don't have
> a program on your system called 'python\r', it won't run.

> The best thing to do is simply use newlines only, since it will work on
> both.  I was going to say that you could also just put a space after the
> word python on your shebang line (#!python \r), but then Python tries
> to open '\r' as a script, because Linux supplies the \r as a command
> line argument.  Sometimes, you just can't win....

Ne, one space wont do, try around 112 and to your delight it will work 
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groetjes, carel