Run the. sh file in Linux and prompt Nosuchfileordirectory.

Run the. sh file in Linux and prompt Nosuchfileordirectory. write the shell script file on the Windows platform, migrate the file to the linux platform, Grant executable permissions, and execute the sh file, but prompt Nosuchfileordirectory. Ls. This article does exist... linux execution. sh file, prompting No such file or directory problems in the window platform, write a shell script file, migrate to the linux platform, Grant executable permissions, execute the sh file,
The system prompts No such file or directory. Why is there a file after ls? is it a file format compatibility problem? Open the sh file with vim, enter [plain]: set ff www.2cto.com and press enter to display fileformat = dos. reset the file format: [plain]: set ff = unix save and exit: [plain]: wq can be executed again. This incident reminds me again that the program should be written in linux as much as possible, and there may be fewer problems during migration. Author love _ coder