When trying to start "inliner" on Linux, I was getting the following error:
$ ./inliner
: No such file or directory
The CRLF line-endings in the shebang-line seem to be responsible for this behaviour. After removing the "0d"-character from the line first line of the script, it worked.
When trying to start "inliner" on Linux, I was getting the following error:
The CRLF line-endings in the shebang-line seem to be responsible for this behaviour. After removing the "0d"-character from the line first line of the script, it worked.