Start.sh:
#! / bin / bash
BINDIR = $ (dirname "$ (readlink -fn" $ 0 ")")
cd "$ BINDIR"
while true
do
screen -AmdS lobby java -Xms500M -Xmx1024M -jar spigot.jar
done
error:
bash: ./start.sh: / bin / bash ^ M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
Is this the script from the Minecraft Server folder?
Sed -i -e 's / \ r $ //' start.sh
Yes
And where should that go?
Then try sed -i -e 's / \ r $ //' scriptname.sh
and then sed -i -e 's / \ r $ //' scriptname.sh
there's not only a good question, there are already threads
Oh man I can't always cope with these code blocks
Execute the command as it is in the directory where start.sh is or run from somewhere and adjust the path accordingly
I just made it, there's no more error, but nothing happens.
Microsoft is responsible for that. They use a different identifier for a line end.
You created the script on a Windows PC.
Find a tool like "DosToUnix" and convert the file.
Unfortunately I forgot what it's really called, if you don't have Windows, you don't need it either.
I did this through this website (https://www.fileformat.info/convert/text/dos2unix.tr) but now this error message comes up when I start:
BINDIR = $ (dirname: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
