SOLVED How to run a bash script

[pernils]

I have been writing a bash script on my Ubuntu mate and when I try to run it on Freenas I get a lot of errors.
The default shell in freenas seems to csh. So for getting a bash shell I read that you just write

Code:

exec bash

But my script still have errors. Does bash differs between BSD and Linux ? How should I do if I want to run a bash script in cron ?

I also read that the shell we can access from web gui is default in bash.
https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/replacing-standard-shell-with-bash-for-root.21321/

In my case it's problem with this non existing -xtype flag in find on Freenas.

it's just painfull ....

 

[pernils]

The command find don't seems to have all arguments in freebsd. -xtype seems to be one of them.
Solved my issue to find broken symlinks with another solution.

https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...or-restore-previous-version-under-cifs.51129/

For getting the right shell it's shebang's job (correct me if I'm wrong)

#!/bin/bash <----

 

[Stux]

Yes, shebang.

Most unix flavours differ in the tools.