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I have kotlin script (but it can be any linux command with arguments) for example:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script

println("hello world")


When I run it in ubuntu I get:



/usr/bin/env: ‘kotlinc -script’: No such file or directory



but when I run in command line:



/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script


It works. It is no problem with finding path because script:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc

println("hello world")


works



For some reason under ubuntu "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" treats "kotlinc -script" as single argument. But only in shell script header.



I need explicitly to run my script "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" because I want it to run properly on other distributions end environments where "kotlin" is in $PATH.



Is there a bug in ubuntu coreutils or sth? Is there a way to fix it?






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    I assume you mean /usr/bin/env rather than /usr/bin/ls here - but the answer is the same, I think: see Shebang line with #!/usr/bin/env command --argument fails on Linux

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    Feb 23 at 16:39


















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I have kotlin script (but it can be any linux command with arguments) for example:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script

println("hello world")


When I run it in ubuntu I get:



/usr/bin/env: ‘kotlinc -script’: No such file or directory



but when I run in command line:



/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script


It works. It is no problem with finding path because script:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc

println("hello world")


works



For some reason under ubuntu "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" treats "kotlinc -script" as single argument. But only in shell script header.



I need explicitly to run my script "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" because I want it to run properly on other distributions end environments where "kotlin" is in $PATH.



Is there a bug in ubuntu coreutils or sth? Is there a way to fix it?






command-line 18.04 bash scripts coreutils







share|improve this question


















  • 1





    I assume you mean /usr/bin/env rather than /usr/bin/ls here - but the answer is the same, I think: see Shebang line with #!/usr/bin/env command --argument fails on Linux

    – steeldriver
    Feb 23 at 16:39














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I have kotlin script (but it can be any linux command with arguments) for example:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script

println("hello world")


When I run it in ubuntu I get:



/usr/bin/env: ‘kotlinc -script’: No such file or directory



but when I run in command line:



/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script


It works. It is no problem with finding path because script:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc

println("hello world")


works



For some reason under ubuntu "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" treats "kotlinc -script" as single argument. But only in shell script header.



I need explicitly to run my script "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" because I want it to run properly on other distributions end environments where "kotlin" is in $PATH.



Is there a bug in ubuntu coreutils or sth? Is there a way to fix it?






command-line 18.04 bash scripts coreutils







share|improve this question














I have kotlin script (but it can be any linux command with arguments) for example:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script

println("hello world")


When I run it in ubuntu I get:



/usr/bin/env: ‘kotlinc -script’: No such file or directory



but when I run in command line:



/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script


It works. It is no problem with finding path because script:



#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc

println("hello world")


works



For some reason under ubuntu "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" treats "kotlinc -script" as single argument. But only in shell script header.



I need explicitly to run my script "#!/usr/bin/ls kotlinc -script" because I want it to run properly on other distributions end environments where "kotlin" is in $PATH.



Is there a bug in ubuntu coreutils or sth? Is there a way to fix it?






command-line 18.04 bash scripts coreutils




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    I assume you mean /usr/bin/env rather than /usr/bin/ls here - but the answer is the same, I think: see Shebang line with #!/usr/bin/env command --argument fails on Linux

    – steeldriver
    Feb 23 at 16:39














  • 1





    I assume you mean /usr/bin/env rather than /usr/bin/ls here - but the answer is the same, I think: see Shebang line with #!/usr/bin/env command --argument fails on Linux

    – steeldriver
    Feb 23 at 16:39








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I assume you mean /usr/bin/env rather than /usr/bin/ls here - but the answer is the same, I think: see Shebang line with #!/usr/bin/env command --argument fails on Linux

– steeldriver
Feb 23 at 16:39





I assume you mean /usr/bin/env rather than /usr/bin/ls here - but the answer is the same, I think: see Shebang line with #!/usr/bin/env command --argument fails on Linux

– steeldriver
Feb 23 at 16:39










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