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It gave an error as:
:bad interpreter :no such file or directory In your code, I changed #! /usr/bin/ksh to #! /bin/ksh because I found the ksh is in /bin. The error insisted with changing echo to print too. I think that it may be solved if I reinstall a ksh. |
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The interpreter is specified by
#! /usr/bin/ksh so changing it to match your path was right. But your ksh does not sound right. Does: /bin/ksh -c set do anything? |
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yes, it generated output of environmental variables, such as:
ENV= HOME= IFS= |
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