Linux Ubuntu：脚本在终端中工作，但不在.sh中工作

Question

Issue Summary: My script works as it should when typed into the terminal, however, it does not work correctly when executed in terminal from a .sh file, why is this?

Script:

echo World of Clucky - Frisnuk "\033]0;Frisnuk - World of Clucky\a"
#! /usr/bin/env bash
BINDIR="$(dirname "$(readlink -fn "$0")")"
cd "$BINDIR"
while true
do
source /home/clucky/MinecraftServers/Frisnuk/serverconfig/config.sh
#Start Server
    java -Xms2000M -Xmx2000M -jar $serverjar.jar nogui
    if [ "`date +%w%H`" = "001" ]
    then
#Delete map files for The End
    rm -R /Frisnuk_the_end
    echo "End has been successfully reloaded"
    echo "[`date +%D\ %T`] End Reloaded" >> /home/clucky/MinecraftServers/Frisnuk/EndRestart.txt
#Change Item of The Week
    weekofyear=`date +%y\-%U`
    s=$(<serverconfig/ItemofTheWeek/item$weekofyear.txt)
    set -- $s
    itemoftheweekid=$2
    itemoftheweekprice=$3
    xmlstarlet edit -L -u "/scs-shop/itemStack[@type='double']" -v $itemoftheweekid /plugins/ShowCaseStandalone/ffs-storage/ffss_cac8480951254352116d5255e795006252d404d8
    xmlstarlet edit -L -u "/scs-shop/price[@type='double']" -v $itemoftheweekprice /plugins/ShowCaseStandalone/ffs-storage/ffss_cac8480951254352116d5255e795006252d404d8
fi
echo "If you want to stop the restart and shut the server off instead, please press Ctrl+C at this time"
for i in 5 4 3 2 1
do
    echo "$i..."
    sleep 1
done
echo "Restarting Server"
clear
done

Instead of working and running the server, it just says this:

World of Clucky - Frisnuk 
/home/clucky/MinecraftServers/Frisnuk/craftminecraft.sh: 7: /home/clucky/MinecraftServers/Frisnuk/craftminecraft.sh: source: not found

Error: Unable to access jarfile .jar
If you want to stop the restart and shut the server off instead, please press Ctrl+C at this time
5...
4...
3...
2...
1...

I am going to take a shower shortly, but I will be returning either later tonight, or tomorrow morning. Thank you in advanced for your assistance.

Answer 1

You put an echo before the shebang, so your script is being interpreted by dash , not bash .

dash doesn't include source , because it's not standard.

Correct your shebang and it'll do the trick.

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The standard way to source a script is executing it with . .

Instead of source ./myScript.sh , you do . ./myScript.sh . ./myScript.sh . They're the same in bash .