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I am running a jar file using a very basic shell script (I literally just need this to run on startup of a NAS). However, I am getting some rather unexpected behavior:

Script looks like this:

java -jar myJar.war --inputParam=10101

myJar starts up - then throws a NumberFormatException saying that "10101 is not a valid number format. The question is: where is that " coming from? Anything I can try to avoid this behavior?

The exact same command works if I run it manually without a script since there's no " appearing.

Thank you kindly!

EDIT: hexdump of the original file:

0000000   /   u   s   r   /   l   o   c   a   l   /   j   r   e   /   b
0000010   i   n   /   j   a   v   a       -   j   a   r       /   s   h
0000020   a   r   e   /   m   a   t   h   u   -   g   o   /   j   e   n
0000030   k   i   n   s   .   w   a   r       -   -   h   t   t   p   P
0000040   o   r   t   =   1   0   1   0   1  \r  \n 

Thanks for all the suggestions. So far no luck

I am running a jar file using a very basic shell script (I literally just need this to run on startup of a NAS). However, I am getting some rather unexpected behavior:

Script looks like this:

java -jar myJar.war --inputParam=10101

myJar starts up - then throws a NumberFormatException saying that "10101 is not a valid number format. The question is: where is that " coming from? Anything I can try to avoid this behavior?

The exact same command works if I run it manually without a script since there's no " appearing.

Thank you kindly!

EDIT: hexdump of the original file:

0000000   /   u   s   r   /   l   o   c   a   l   /   j   r   e   /   b
0000010   i   n   /   j   a   v   a       -   j   a   r       /   s   h
0000020   a   r   e   /   m   a   t   h   u   -   g   o   /   j   e   n
0000030   k   i   n   s   .   w   a   r       -   -   h   t   t   p   P
0000040   o   r   t   =   1   0   1   0   1  \r  \n 

Thanks for all the suggestions.

I am running a jar file using a very basic shell script (I literally just need this to run on startup of a NAS). However, I am getting some rather unexpected behavior:

Script looks like this:

java -jar myJar.war --inputParam=10101

myJar starts up - then throws a NumberFormatException saying that "10101 is not a valid number format. The question is: where is that " coming from? Anything I can try to avoid this behavior?

The exact same command works if I run it manually without a script since there's no " appearing.

Thank you kindly!

I am running a jar file using a very basic shell script (I literally just need this to run on startup of a NAS). However, I am getting some rather unexpected behavior:

Script looks like this:

java -jar myJar.war --inputParam=10101

myJar starts up - then throws a NumberFormatException saying that "10101 is not a valid number format. The question is: where is that " coming from? Anything I can try to avoid this behavior?

The exact same command works if I run it manually without a script since there's no " appearing.

Thank you kindly!

EDIT: hexdump of the original file:

0000000   /   u   s   r   /   l   o   c   a   l   /   j   r   e   /   b
0000010   i   n   /   j   a   v   a       -   j   a   r       /   s   h
0000020   a   r   e   /   m   a   t   h   u   -   g   o   /   j   e   n
0000030   k   i   n   s   .   w   a   r       -   -   h   t   t   p   P
0000040   o   r   t   =   1   0   1   0   1  \r  \n 

Thanks for all the suggestions. So far no luck