Linux prompt no such file or directory workaround

Problem description

Solving method

Analyze the reason, maybe because I have a problem with my platform migration, we have permission to convert.

1 conversion under Windows:

Use tools such as UltraEdit or editplus to convert scripts to code and then execute them in Linux. The conversion method is as follows (UltraEdit): File-->conversions-->dos->unix.

2) method

Use VIM to open the Sh file and enter:

[Plain]

: Set FF

Enter, display fileformat=dos, reset file format:

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: Set Ff=unix

Save exit:

[Plain]

: Wq

We can do it again.

3) in Linux the permission conversions in

can also be converted in Linux:

First, make sure the file has executable permissions

#chmod u+x filename

Then modify the file format

#vi filename

Three ways to quickly and easily solve the Linux execution. sh file, prompt no such file or directory this problem.