Ever have a script that is executing another script and get an error that looks like this?…<\/p>\n

\/path\/stub.ksh[2]: \/path\/XX\/script.ksh: not found [No such file or directory]<\/code><\/pre>\n
Then you make sure that the file does in fact exist, and that you can read it?<\/p>\n
So why does it say there’s “No such file or directory”?<\/b><\/p>\n
Might want to check if the file has Windows line breaks.  Easiest way to do that is run the following…<\/p>\n
cat -v \/path\/XX\/script.ksh<\/code><\/pre>\n
… and you’ll probably see that your lines end with ^M characters.  If so, you have Window’s line breaks and you might want to look into not introducing them in the first place (save in Unix format), or check out the dos2unix command.<\/p>\nPlease remember to subscribe to the newsletter<\/a> to stay up to date!<\/i>\n\nYou or someone you know looking to buy or sell?<\/i>\n<\/a>\nDisclaimer: Thoughts and opinions are my own, and do not reflect the views of any employer, family member, friend, or anyone else. Some links may be affiliate links, but I don't link to anything I don't use myself. You would think this should be self evident these days, but apparently not...<\/small><\/i>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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