Re: [Wrapper-user] Shell script won't execute on Mac

[Chris <ch...@hm...>]

Are you sure you don't have to type "./RCBServer" to run a local script?
Otherwise (without the "./"), won't it just look in the PATH for the 
RCBServer executable?

Does the first line in the script point to a real interpreter on your 
system? i.e.
#!/path/to/sh

HTH
Chris



Mark Leone wrote:
> I was able to get Wrapper running on Windows in about 10 minutes, but 3 
> hours so far trying to make it work with the Mac have been fruitless. 
> The problem is simple. I copied script.sh.in to my app's /bin directory, 
> renamed it RCBServer (my app name), set its file mode to 774, edited the 
> app name variable settings as directed in the instructions, and made 
> sure to save the script file with Unix line breaks. But when I type 
> "RCBServer" from the bin directory that contains the script file with 
> that name, I get the error message "Command not found."  I can run shell 
> scripts anywhere else on my Mac in this fashion, but this one just won't 
> run for some reason. I must be missing something really basic, but it's 
> obviously not going to occur to me without help.
> 
> -Mark
> 
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