"bad interpreter - no such file or directory"

[Jayzilla]

I'm trying to run a shell script, and it's not working.

jayzilla@server1:~/roborumble/robocode$ ./roborumble.sh
bash: ./roborumble.sh: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

Any ideas?

[duff]

install sysutils and then run dos2unix on your script.

[Jayzilla]

That did the trick.

Thanks!

[sobhanmaddineni]

How to install the sysutils and run dos2unix

[LaRoza]

How to install the sysutils and run dos2unix

Looking in Synaptic would make things easy...

[josef.sabl]

In synaptic search for sysutils, check the checkbox and click apply. Then go to directory where you have the script and run dos2unix yourscript.sh.

Then your script should work, so try running it again.

[TronBoRG]

Thanks!!