ZeroNet.sh uses CRLF terminators

[yanmaani]

Step 1: Please describe your environment

• ZeroNet version: v 0.7.6 (4565)
• Operating system: Debian Linux
• Web browser: N/A
• Tor status: N/A
• Opened port: N/A
• Special configuration: N/A

Step 2: Describe the problem:

When I execute ZeroNet.sh, I get this error:

$ ./ZeroNet.sh --tor 
zsh: ./ZeroNet.sh: bad interpreter: /bin/bash^M: no such file or directory

The root cause of this appears to be the CRLF line terminators:

$ file ZeroNet.sh
ZeroNet.sh: Bourne-Again shell script, ASCII text executable, with CRLF line terminators

If I switch to Unix line terminators, it works, in principle:

$ dos2unix ZeroNet.sh 
dos2unix: converting file ZeroNet.sh to Unix format...
$ file ZeroNet.sh
ZeroNet.sh: Bourne-Again shell script, ASCII text executable
$ ./ZeroNet.sh --tor
./ZeroNet.sh: line 12: runtime/bin/python3: Permission denied

(This is a different error, and should go in another issue)

Steps to reproduce:

1. wget https://github.com/ZeroNetX/ZeroNet/releases/download/v0.7.6/ZeroNet-linux.zip
2. unzip ZeroNet-linux.zip
3. cd ./ZeroNet-linux
4. chmod +x ./ZeroNet.sh
5. ./ZeroNet.sh

Observed Results:

• Logs are provided above.

Expected Results:

• I expected ZeroNet to start.

Suggested remedy

Save ZeroNet.sh without CRLF line endings

[nerd36]

@canewsin In Linux run $ dos2unix ./ZeroNet.sh before releasing package. You created it in Windows.

[canewsin]

@nerd36 @yanmaani fixed