Hello Guys,
what is the significance of using #!/bin/sh at the start of shell script.
my default shell is ksh, when i run my script i have ksh: not found error
and when i use ./myscript it works.
Can anyone explain me the problem please ?
tnx
There is a FAQ on #! at the top of a file. It is a "magic" number that opens /bin/sh as the shell.
Not found - means it cannot open ksh Try #!/bin/ksh