Bad interpreter

[BaBS]

Le Wed, 26 May 2004 14:57:09 +0200, Benjamin Niemann a écrit :

> Peter Hansen wrote:
>> BaBS wrote:
>> 
>>> I've a problem whith my python script,
>>>  i chmod'ed it to +x, addes the line :
>>> #!/usr/bin/python2.3
>>> and i verified that /usr/bin/python2.3 exists
>>> but i've something like : bad interpreter: No such file or dir ...
>>>
>>> What's the matter ??
>> 
>> 
>> Remove the hidden CR character which you got at the end of the
>> lines by moving the file to a Windows system and editing it. ;-)
>> 
>> This one is pretty tricky to figure out the first few times...
> Should be the other way 'round: If you edit the file under Windows (e.g. 
> with Notepad), (invisible) CRs are added. Use a windows editor that 
> supports "Unix" lineendings (e.g. UltraEdit: File->Conversions->DOS to 
> UNIX).
> One way to fix this on a Linux/UNIX system would be:
> tr -d '[\r]' <script.py >fixed_script.py


Oké thanx, I probably forget something when i edit it under 
EditPlus [which handle the CR] but usualy, emacs show me the ^M :/
Anyway ... i don't use windows anymore :)


Thanx a lot everybody ...

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Damien
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