#32 Problem with shell script

[Somebody]

raivis@raivis:~/Desktop/wargus-2.2.4-src/wargus-2.2.4$ sh ./build.sh -p /media/UNKNOW_X/wc/ -o /home/raivis/Desktop/wc/
: not found 27:
: not found 31:
: not found 34:
: not found 37:
: not found 40:
: not found 43:
: not found 45:
./build.sh: 47: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting "in")
raivis@raivis:~/Desktop/wargus-2.2.4-src/wargus-2.2.4$

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same problem here

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I know why this happens, in case anyone is curious.

In linux the file contains a lot of ^M characters (i guess windows-related)

Anyway, stripping those characters will make it work better.

I used vi to do a replace-all, but that might not be desired..
:.,$ s/<to-replace>//g
where <to-replace> is CTRL-v CTRL-m

I think a tr script works too, but when I tried it, it didn't work:

tr -s '<to-replace>' ' ' < inputfile > outputfile