On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 08:38:43PM -0700, David Stepaniak wrote:
>Hi Steve,
>
>I tried the attached 'jigdo-lite' script (renamed 'jigdo-lite.steve') on my
>Cygwin/Windows home
>PC, but am getting
>
>=============================================================================
>$ /home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve
>/home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve: line 7: $'\r': command not found
>/home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve: line 13: $'\r': command not found
>/home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve: line 17: $'\r': command not found
>': not a valid identifierdo-lite.steve: line 18: unset: `GREP_OPTIONS
>/home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve: line 19: $'\r': command not found
>/home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve: line 54: syntax error near unexpected
>token `$'{\r''
>'home/David/jigdo-bin/jigdo-lite.steve: line 54: `isURI() {
>==============================================================================
Oh, argh. That looks like line endings problems. It worked for me here
directly on a test Windows VM. Maybe your Cygwin setup is confused
here or something? I've just checked what I sent you and there are no
'\r' characters anywhere.
>I tried to track down any un-escaped special character, or anything
>that might trigger this set of errors, due to perhaps a script that
>was corrupted in transit. No luck.
>
>Anyway, following up on your previous comments, I relocated the
>jigdo-bin directory to a location with the shortest absolute path
>possible, then re-ran the original 'jigdo-lite' script to download
>isos in a working directory with another short as possible absolute
>path. This time, isos 12, 14, and 15 were downloaded just fine.
\o/
>Sorry if any idiosyncrasies of my PC setup, or something I missed completely,
>caused you and the CD team to spend too much time on a wild goose chase.
No, thanks for reporting - it's clearly a problem that I hadn't seen
before and it's a subtle failure mode.
>Now that I have a complete set of DVD's, I am excited to install
>Debian 10.2.0 on a new laptop.
Yay! Have fun with it :-)
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Steve McIntyre, Cambridge, UK. st...@einval.com
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