location of the shell interpreter to be used to run the
script whenever you invoke it by the name alone
such as ./script.sh
try removing #!:^, or replace it by #!/bin/sh or if it's
korn, #!/bin/ksh and then run again the script.
On 3/17/06, Billy Dimaculangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
...normally i have #!/bin/sh ontop of my shell script but this one that i'll moving to the linux box has #!:^ what does do for the script?
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