The #! marker at the beginning of scripts is called a shebang.
The #! marker at the beginning of scripts is called a shebang.
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Questions tagged [shebang]
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Identical shebang not working
So I'm trying to create some scripts that I want to run without manually specifying the interpreter each time I run it.
#!/usr/bin/python
Above is the shebang on an existing script that runs like I want it to.
Below is the shebang of a script I…
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Why does directly run script not work but "python script_name.py" does
I wrote a script to scraping data from a site. It works when I run it with "python script.py" but when chmod +x and run directly from shell, it not work properly
(not overwrite the output file)
here is my code (just try to use…
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Quitting and restarting
I have this bash script that restarts/monitors myscript
while { myscript; rc=$?; true; }; do
echo "'myscript' crashed with exit code $rc. Restarting..." >&2
sleep 1
done
basically myscript is a python script that's supposed to continuously…
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Python3 shebang -bash: ./main.py: Permission denied
Please actually read my post instead of just the title. This is a larger system issue, not a typo or a file permissions issue.
I am attempting to run my script without having to type in 'python3' before every test run, and potentially to make…
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Does the hashbang (#!) have any functionality client side?
I recently learned about the hashbang syntax for writing comments in JavaScript, and need to know if it is or has the potential to be any different then just putting a // at the top of a file. Are there any conventions associated with the…
luek baja
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How do I run a java class with a shebang line on Windows?
I have some java utilities written to be used with the shebang line supported by Java 11. They work fine on my Mac, but I now need to use them on Windows, and Windows doesn't support the shebang line, Is there a way to do this?
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.sh No such file or directory, file does exist
The file exists, I see it in the relative path scripts/start_app.sh. I have the shebang correct at the top. I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 and I've updated the packages by running:
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get install libc6:i386…
Nathaniel Murray
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bash ignores shebang when running file passed as argument
How can I have bash respect the shebang when passing a file as an argument?
eg:
hello.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
print("Hello Python")
When passed to bash:
$ bash hello.py
hello.py: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token `"Hello…
tekumara
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How to run node.js file without typing "node abc.js" in command line in Windows in VSCode?
I'm trying to run this script in vscode :-
#!"C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe"
console.log("Hello world");
And in command line I enter :-
./abc.js
Each time I run this, the cursor goes to the end of script. Whereas, I'm trying to see "Hello…
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/usr/bin/mount: not found in a .sh script
The first line of my script is
/usr/bin/mount /dev/sdb4 /media/user/Data
Running it I get
/home/patrick/Scripts/DataBackup.sh: 1: /home/patrick/Scripts/DataBackup.sh: /usr/bin/mount: not found
Even if I put sudo before the mount command it does…
Lucens
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shebang not working to run bash scripts in linux
I can't seem to get bash scripts to turn into executable files via shebang. My code looks like
#!/bin/bash
echo "hello"
where this is in a file called test.sh. I'm trying to get it to run with the command
./test.sh
in the command line but i just…
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About python "#!usr/bin/env python"?
I put "#!usr/bin/env python" at the first line in coroutine.py, but when I try to run coroutine.py directly by "./test.py", I get this:
zsh: ./coroutine.py: bad interpreter: usr/bin/env: no such file or directory
Is that something wrong in my…
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Works in terminal but not in script
pip install sphinx
sphinx-quickstart -q -p DSPackageDocs -a Me -v 1 --ext-autodoc
perl -i -e $'s/#sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(\'.\'))/sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(\'.\/DSPackage\'))/g' conf.py
The 3rd line looks into a file and…
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Using `touch` command, recognize file type and auto-generate shebang?
So, I really like the fact that text editors such as Vim allows you to auto-write text (most of the times shebangs) when creating a new file with a specific file extension.
However, I'd like to know if there's any way to do it from the terminal…
Eddo Hintoso
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Python shebang not working
Python is installed at:
C:/Python/Python35
At the top of my program I put:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
I opened windows command prompt and entered:
./words.py
The message I got was:
"." is not recognized
I was told this should work great on Windows…
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