Sh script exception:/bin/sh ^ M: badinterpreter: Nosuchfileordirectory

Sh script exception:/bin/sh ^ M: badinterpreter: Nosuchfileordirectory problem is executed in Linux. sh script, exception/bin/sh ^ M: badinterpreter: Nosuchfileordirectory analysis: This is caused by different system encoding formats ,...
Sh script exception:/bin/sh ^ M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory problem is executed in Linux. sh script, exception/bin/sh ^ M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory analysis: This is caused by different system encoding formats, edited in windows. sh files may contain invisible characters. Therefore, the preceding exception information is reported when executed in Linux. In windows, www.2cto.com 1 converts the script encoding using some editors, such as UltraEdit or EditPlus, and then runs it in Linux. The conversion method is as follows (UltraEdit): File --> Conversions --> DOS-> UNIX. 2 In Linux, to convert 2.1, first ensure that the file has executable permissions # sh> chmod a + x filename 2.2 and then modify the file format # sh> vi filename 2.3. use the following command to view the file format: set ff or: set fileformat: The following information is displayed: fileformat = dos or fileformat = unix 2.4 use the following command to modify the file format: set ff = unix or: set fileformat = unix: wq (disk logout) 2.5 and then execute the file # sh>. /filename