/usr/bin/python: Bad Interpreter: Permission Denied

Hello,

I just installed the new openSuse10.3 (great modifications compared to the 10.2, which was really slow).

I still have a problem using the new version with my scripts (python, shell etc...). Using a

chmod +x myscript.py

In the first line of my script I fix the python path :

#!/usr/bin/python

When I try to execute the script using

./myscript.py

I get the following error message :

bash: ./myscript.py: /usr/bin/python: bad interpreter: Permission denied

I googled a lot around this stuff and I also tried executing the script like that being root, but it returns the same error. I turned of AppArmor (but nothing changed). I added an explicite exec option to my / partition in /etc/fstab...but nothing changed. Do I have to set Trusted Paths or what's the point?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Peter

Did you edit the file with an editor that uses DOS line endings, i.e. CR NL? Or did the file come with DOS line endings? That would cause it.

Did you edit the file with an editor that uses DOS line endings, i.e. CR NL? Or did the file come with DOS line endings? That would cause it.
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Thanks, I thought I already tried different line endings, but no So this resolved the problem. Nevertheless how can I transform line endings for all my existing scripts coming from ubuntu (I used kate under ubuntu to write all these scripts)? As I suppose all of them have DOS line endings.

Thanks.

Peter

Use the dos2unix utility.

Use the dos2unix utility.
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Thanks a lot ken_yap...