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edited Apr 26, 2018 at 13:10

Your script file is a DOS text file. The extra carriage returns at the end of each line confuses bash (it sees do\r rather than do).

Convert it to a Unix text file using a tool such as dos2unix, or make sure that your editor saves it as a Unix text file.

Your file is a DOS text file. The extra carriage returns at the end of each line confuses bash (it sees do\r rather than do).

Convert it to a Unix text file using a tool such as dos2unix, or make sure that your editor saves it as a Unix text file.

Your script file is a DOS text file. The extra carriage returns at the end of each line confuses bash (it sees do\r rather than do).

Convert it to a Unix text file using a tool such as dos2unix, or make sure that your editor saves it as a Unix text file.

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answered Apr 26, 2018 at 13:03

Your file is a DOS text file. The extra carriage returns at the end of each line confuses bash (it sees do\r rather than do).

Convert it to a Unix text file using a tool such as dos2unix, or make sure that your editor saves it as a Unix text file.