I have a script which redirects std out/std err as below:
SCRIPTS=/test/scripts
LOG=/test/log
echo $SCRIPTS
echo $LOG
$SCRIPTS/dmm_algo_ofac_daily_sched.ksh >> $LOG/test12.log 2>&1
This script is not able to expand $SCRIPTS
and $LOG
If I replace it as below:
/test/scripts/daily_sched.ksh >> /test/log/test12.log 2>&1
It complains as below:
: bad file unit numberd/test.ksh: line 33: 1
Also I am not able to invoke the script from the directory where it is saved. If I do
./test.ksh
it gives me error saying file not found. I am able to execute it via ksh /test/sched/test.ksh
though.
Can someone help me with these. Thanks in advance.
I'm almost certain that the problem is because of DOS/Windows line endings
The error message you are getting is overwriting itself because of a carriage return. You can fix your file using dos2unix
.
将magic #!/bin/ksh
添加到第一行以直接调用,而无需在命令行上命名解释器。
I'll conjecture wildly that your root cause(s) has (have) nothing to do with redirection.
Is the script you've exhibited /test/sched/test.ksh or /test/scripts/test.ksh? Are you certain?
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