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Thread ID: 66540	2006-02-26 20:56:00	Copying files to linux?	Groovvy (7668)	Press F1

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434013	2006-02-28 02:44:00	Have you tried the . ./file form? The extra fullstop (with the separating space) sometimes makes a script work. ;) ls -l /bin/sh is worth a look, too (on both machines). It might be a symbolic link. But I think that if it is actually missing, your system wouidn't have booted up. Just about all the system startup scripts use /bin/sh . If your rendition of the error message is exact, (: bas interpreter: ...it's a bit suspicious -- that first ":" should have the name of the complaining programme preceding it. Have a look at the script with an editor ... it should show any non-rpinting characters which might cause problems. Make sure you haven't got a blank first line ... where that #!/bin/sh should be.	Graham L (2)
434014	2006-03-01 05:14:00	Thanx for all the help. The problem is fixed and its all working. Apparently the problem was that linux federo system was not able to read the return/enter characters in the script because the script was written in windows txt file. have a good day every1. :)	Groovvy (7668)
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