/usr/bin/env python no such file or Directory:dos format caused by!

Several python files have recently been modified and found to be executed only with Python file on Linux, directly./file the error "No such file or directory", and the script starts with "#!/usr/bin/env python",   Should be straightforward to execute. In general, this error is caused by no permissions. However, this script has execute permission. Google found that the original is the format of the problem! A few times before I put the file ftp to the Windows editor, it is estimated that the button is not small dot conversion format ... Cheap hands. http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/python/python/77314

/usr/bin/env:python:no such file or directory [Inreplyto]

> When trying to run a script, I get the following message:
>
>/usr/bin/env:python:no such file or directory

Though Perhaps not the case here, I'll just mention a problem that's is
Worth being aware of when transferring a script from a Windows/dos
System to Unix. If the difference in line-ending conventions hasn ' t
been taken care of (such as by using ASCII mode during FTP transfer),
Then the spurious ^m in the script ' s #! Line can trips up the shell or
The env command, since it'll be trying to run the program python^m.

Hamish Lawson

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