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hello i'm a real newbie to linux stuff and i have bought VPs with Ubuntu 9.04 OS and i'm trying to run my moparscape server but when i tru to run it i get this error
Code:
-bash: ./run.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
-bash: ./run.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
Note the "^M" above. That indicates that your script was edited in windows. You may need to run the "dos2unix" utility to convert the line endings in your script.
ok it says that java command is not found but i have java installed how to fix this? and the sh file is in /joomla/ folder
No, it doesn't say that. The error is pretty evident if you stop a second and read it, it's telling you it can't find the shell interpreter because of the line ending character.
Look at jschiwal's response which is the right one.
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