No such file or directory

[smss]

Hi
How to fix this erorr:


smss@smss-me:~/temp$ ./start.sh
bash: ./start.sh: /bin/tcsh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
And im sure
start.sh is available in the directory
/home/me/temp/

[karthick87]

Are you sure that you are inside the directory???

[ajgreeny]

cd to the directory first with
cd temp if temp is a folder in home, no need for the /temp, just temp will do it. Then just
./start.shshould run the file.

You only need the / if the folder path is in the root file system, not when it's in home.

[smss]

Yes , Im confident.

[smss]

Yes , Im just using only this
cd tempBut I'm faced with this error:

smss@smss-me:~/temp$ ./start.sh
bash: ./start.sh: /bin/tcsh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

[Possum Films]

Are you sure that start.sh is set to be executable?

Try this:
chmod +x ./start.sh

[qamelian]

From the error you're getting, it appears that the script wants to run under the tcsh shell. Do you have tcsh installed? It isn't installed on a default Ubuntu system.

[smss]

How I install the tcsh??

[smss]

This no result:
chmod +x start.sh && chmod +x ./start.sh && sudo chmod +x start.sh && sudo +x ./start.sh

[qamelian]

How I install the tcsh??

Go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal.

At the prompt in the terminal, type:

sudo apt-get install tcsh and press enter.
You will be prompted to enter you password. Type it in and press enter. Note that the password will not actually show up as you are typing it.

Then just wait for a few moments as the package manager downloads and installs tcsh. :)

[smss]

Yes.
Was correct.
I thank from all and especially qamelian. (http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=8229)