bash: ./configure: /bin/sh^M bad interpreter: no such file or directory

ashkan_ed · Jul 20, 2011

Hi
when I want to execute a configure file, following error occurs,

bash: ./configure: /bin/sh^M bad interpreter: no such file or directory

what should I do to remove this error ?

ckshivaram · Jul 20, 2011

check these discussions
"bad interpreter : no such file or directory" when configure "flex"
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cfant · Jul 20, 2011

config file must be in UNIX format and not DOS. Command "file configure" should tell you if configure is in UNIX format.

andre_luis · Jul 21, 2011

You can execute the following line command :

dos2unix *.sh

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ic_qiand · Jul 22, 2011

Hi, ashkan_ed!

If "dos2unix" did not exist, Try to edit it with vi editer ":%s/^M//g".

andre_luis · Jul 22, 2011

ic_qiand said:
If "dos2unix" did not exist, Try to edit it with vi editer ":%s/^M//g".

At FEDORA, I think it is a legacy command, due was not needed to download it.

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