bad interpreter #8

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zlax · 2018-08-12T13:49:53Z

zlax commented

2018-08-12 13:49:53 +00:00

Author: @Wqrld

bash: /d/Program Files/newpython/Scripts/sshch: d:program: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
when running sshch after installing it with pip

Author: @Wqrld `bash: /d/Program Files/newpython/Scripts/sshch: d:program: bad interpreter: No such file or directory` when running sshch after installing it with pip

zlax commented

2018-08-14 17:38:14 +00:00

Author: @zlaxy

@Wqrld Did you try to run sshch in Windows?
Sshch made for *nix systems.
If you need Windows version of sshch - i could help you to do it. But i have no installed Windows. I could consult you about sshch code, touch you to a part of platform-specific code.

Author: @zlaxy @Wqrld Did you try to run sshch in Windows? Sshch made for *nix systems. If you need Windows version of sshch - i could help you to do it. But i have no installed Windows. I could consult you about sshch code, touch you to a part of platform-specific code.

zlax commented

2018-08-14 19:50:28 +00:00

Author: @Wqrld

Oh okay, yes I did try to use it on windows. If it is easy to do you can try making a windows version and i will test it but it would be a lot of work it's not needed.

Author: @Wqrld Oh okay, yes I did try to use it on windows. If it is easy to do you can try making a windows version and i will test it but it would be a lot of work it's not needed.

zlax commented

2018-08-15 07:28:57 +00:00

Author: @zlaxy

@Wqrld I do not have any installed Windows here.
I think for this task you can use WSL in Windows 10 with installed ssh, sshpass, bazh or zsh packages. Also i recommend to run sshch from a directory with simple path without spaces in this case, because your error says that the first part of the path before space is perceived as a separate command. This is a problem in processing difference of paths with spaces under Windows and Unix.

Please close this issue if native Windows version of sshch is uncritical for you.

Author: @zlaxy @Wqrld I do not have any installed Windows here. I think for this task you can use [WSL in Windows 10](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux) with installed ssh, sshpass, bazh or zsh packages. Also i recommend to run sshch from a directory with simple path without spaces in this case, because your error says that the first part of the path before space is perceived as a separate command. This is a problem in processing difference of paths with spaces under Windows and Unix. Please close this issue if native Windows version of sshch is uncritical for you.

zlax commented

2018-08-15 07:36:38 +00:00

Author: @Wqrld

it's not critical. i will try to use wsl

Author: @Wqrld it's not critical. i will try to use wsl

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