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+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ . $'/directory/.profile\r'
: No such file or directorypfo/.profile
+ . $'/directory/rc/fo_svr.rc\r'
: No such file or directoryds/rc/fo_svr.rc
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ FEDS=$'/directory/feds\r'
+ FEDSBIN=$'/directory/bin\r'
+ CRON_DIR=$'/directory/cronDir\r'
+ . $'/directory/cronDir\r/scrubReport/MBS_ScrubReport/env.sh\r'
: No such file or directoryt/env.shDir
+ export HOME FEDS FEDSBIN $'LD_LIBRARY_PATH\r'
': not a valid identifiert: `LD_LIBRARY_PATH
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ STARTAPP_DIR=/directory/bin
+ export $'STARTAPP_DIR\r'
': not a valid identifiert: `STARTAPP_DIR
+ OUT_DIR=$'/home/cronDir\r/scrubReport/output\r'
+ LOG_DIR=$'/home/cronDir\r/scrubReport/logs\r'
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ /bin/rm $'/home/cronDir\r/scrubReport/output\r/errors_mbs.csv\r'
: No such file or directory
+ /bin/rm $'/home/cronDir\r/scrubReport/logs\r/logs_mbs.csv\r'
: No such file or directory
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ /startApp -c 1 -m 4048 -w 5 -z 600 -i sbtorsvr57 -s 'cd cronDir/scrubReport/MBS_ScrubReport; scrub.sh'
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'--------------------------\r'
: command not found --------------------------
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
+ $'\r'
: command not found
The \r is the escape sequence for "carriage return". It looks like this script has been written in a Windows system and transferred to Linux. Carriage returns are a poison for bash. Try to run the following command:
0000000 # ! / b i n / s h \r \n \r \n \r \n #
0000020 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
0000040 * * * * * * M a i n s h e l l
0000060 s c r i p t * * * * * * * * *
0000100 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
0000120 * * * * * * * * # \r \n # T h i
0000140 s s c r i p t r u n s s u
0000160 b M a i n . c p p w h i c h
0000200 r u n s t h e R m d s U t i
0000220 l . c p p a n d g e n e r a
0000240 t e s # \r \n # o u t p u t
0000260 f i l e s l o g _ m b s . c s
0000300 v
0000320
*
0000360 # \r \n # a n d e r r o r s
0000400 _ m b s . c s v . e r r o r s
0000420 _ m b s . c s v c o n t a i n
0000440 s d e t a i l s o f t h
0000460 e C M T S b o n d s # \r \n
0000500 # w i t h e r r o r s i n
0000520 t h e i r s a v e d l e v
0000540 e l s .
0000560
0000600 # \r \n # * * *
0000620 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*
0000720 * * * * * # \r \n \r \n . $ H O M
0000740 E / . p r o f i l e \r \n . / b
0000760 n s / f e d s / r c / f o _ s v
0001000 r . r c \r \n \r \n F E D S = / b
0001020 n s / f e d s \r \n F E D S B I N
0001040 = / b n s / f e d s / b i n \r \n
0001060 C R O N _ D I R = $ H O M E / c
0001100 r o n D i r \r \n . $ C R O N _
0001120 D I R / s c r u b R e p o r t /
0001140 M B S _ S c r u b R e p o r t /
0001160 e n v . s h \r \n e x p o r t H
0001200 O M E F E D S F E D S B I N
0001220 L D _ L I B R A R Y _ P A T H
0001240 \r \n \r \n # d e f i n e t h e
0001260 d i r e c t o r y n e e d e
0001300 d w h e r e c r o n s t u
0001320 f f i s f o u n d . E r
0001340 r o r m e s s a g e s a n d
0001360 \r \n # l o g s a r e p u t
0001400 i n t h e " l o g s " s
0001420 u b d i r e c t o r y \r \n \r \n S
0001440 T A R T A P P _ D I R = / h o m
0001460 e / a d r a g a l i / p r o j e
0001500 c t s / l b a l a n c e r / b i
0001520 n e x p o r t S T A R T A P
0001540 P _ D I R \r \n # S T A R T A P P
0001560 _ D I R = $ H O M E / a d r a g
0001600 a l i / p r o j e c t s / l b a
0001620 l a n c e r / b i n e x p o r
0001640 t S T R A T A P P _ D I R \r \n
0001660 O U T _ D I R = $ C R O N _ D I
0001700 R / s c r u b R e p o r t / o u
0001720 t p u t \r \n L O G _ D I R = $ C
0001740 R O N _ D I R / s c r u b R e p
0001760 o r t / l o g s \r \n \r \n # - - -
0002000 - - - - - - - R u n n i n g s
0002020 u b M a i n . c p p a n d r
0002040 e d i r e c t i n g t h e o
0002060 u t p u t - - - - - - - - - - -
0002100 - - \r \n \r \n / b i n / r m $ O
0002120 U T _ D I R / e r r o r s _ m b
0002140 s . c s v \r \n / b i n / r m $
0002160 L O G _ D I R / l o g s _ m b s
0002200 . c s v \r \n \r \n \r \n $ { S T A R
0002220 T A P P _ D I R } / s t a r t A
0002240 p p - c 1 - m 4 0 4 8
0002260 - w 5 - z 6 0 0 - i "
0002300 s b t o r s v r 5 7 " - s "
0002320 c d c r o n D i r / s c r u b
0002340 R e p o r t / M B S _ S c r u b
0002360 R e p o r t ; s c r u b . s h
0002400 " > / h o m e / d p f o / c r o
0002420 n D i r / s c r u b R e p o r t
0002440 / l o g s / l o g s _ m b s . c
0002460 s v 2 > / h o m e / d p f o /
0002500 c r o n D i r / s c r u b R e p
0002520 o r t / o u t p u t / e r r o r
0002540 s _ m b s . c s v \r \n \r \n \r \n \r
0002560 \n \r \n \r \n \r \n \r \n \r \n - - - - -
0002600 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
0002620 - - - - - \r \n \r \n # ( \r \n # . /
0002640 s u b M a i n 2 / b n s / d e
0002660 r i v P r o d D a t a / f i x e
0002700 d I n c o m e D a t a / T S X /
0002720 e x t r a c t s / t s x . b o n
0002740 d _ q u o t e s . c s v \r \n # /
0002760 h o m e / L B a r b u l o v i c
0003000 N a d / S c r u b R e p o r t
0003020 s / L i v e / M B S R e p o r
0003040 t . x l s \r \n # ) > > / h o m
0003060 e / n h e i d a / l o g _ M B S
0003100 . c s v 2 > > / h o m e / n h
0003120 e i d a / e r r o r s _ M B S .
0003140 c s v \r \n \r \n # / b i n / r m
0003160 / h o m e / n h e i d a / o u t
0003200 p u t / e r r o r s _ m b s . c
0003220 s v \r \n # / b i n / r m / h o
0003240 m e / n h e i d a / o u t p u t
0003260 / l o g _ m b s . c s v \r \n \r \n
0003300 # ( . / s u b M a i n / b n s
0003320 / d e r i v P r o d D a t a / f
0003340 i x e d I n c o m e D a t a / T
0003360 S X / e x t r a c t s / t s x .
0003400 m b s _ q u o t e s . c s v )
0003420 > > / h o m e / n h e i d a /
0003440 o u t p u t / l o g _ m b s . c
0003460 s v 2 > > / h o m e / n h e i
0003500 d a / o u t p u t / e r r o r s
0003520 _ m b s . c s v \r \n
0003532
That you're not running GNU sed. Which system are you running on? Your best option now is to copy your script from your previous post #9, then paste it as standard input to the command:
Code:
$ cat > new_sub.sh
pasted text here
Ctrl-D
in this way you create a new script that can be further edited and eventually serves as replacement for the original sub.sh file.
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