Symptom
Shell script in Linux fail to start and returns the following error message:
"env: /etc/init.d/xxx: No such file or directory"
Cause
Due to different way of handling text file encoding, a Linux shell script might contains extra
Resolution
1. Download DOS2UNIX utility and put it into the same directory as your shell script in a Windows machine.
2. Run Windows Command Prompt and execute:
dos2unix.exe <filename> |
3. Once completed, upload the file in ASCII mode via your FTP client to the Linux machine and try running the shell script again.
