I cant run my python scripts : ((

[chrsBlank]

hi, I was trying to run my scripts but i get the following error: Calling the script...

--- ERRORS --- Exec format error

my script is in python and i have all the modules install (libraries) since im able to run the script in the terminal with: "python3 " and it runs normally. Sadly i cant post the script code(nda) but im sure it works fine. My installation is in portainer as a container by it self and the web interface works fine ( even the admin panel works remotely)

Why do i get the error?

[bugy]

Hi, please try this one: https://stackoverflow.com/a/30551364

YasTouchedMySpaggett @.***> schrieb am So., 27. Nov. 2022, 10:23:

hi, I was trying to run my scripts but i get the following error: Calling the script...

--- ERRORS --- Exec format error

my script is in python and i have all the modules install (libraries) since im able to run the script in the terminal with: "python3 " and it runs normally. Sadly i cant post the script code(nda) but im sure it works fine. My installation is in portainer as a container by it self and the web interface works fine ( even the admin panel works remotely)

Why do i get the error?

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[chrsBlank]

its not a shell script, just python, and i uploaded the script from the admin panel. So it does not have permission issues.

[bugy]

Do you have a shebang in the script?

YasTouchedMySpaggett @.***> schrieb am So., 27. Nov. 2022, 12:05:

its not a shell script, just python, and i uploaded the script from the admin panel. So it does not have permission issues.

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[chrsBlank]

Sorry for repling so late and thank you a lot for your time.

No i dont think so, before googling it i didnt even know what it was sadly. Should i add something like that?

[chrsBlank]

should i put this?

!/usr/bin/env python3

[bugy]

Yes, please do it. Otherwise Linux won't know how to execute the script

YasTouchedMySpaggett @.***> schrieb am So., 27. Nov. 2022, 18:32:

should i put this?

!/usr/bin/env python3

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[MNeill73]

The shebang statement specifies which interpreter should be run to parse the script.

Personally I've never seen the "env interpreter" syntax before very recently. Historically, it's /path/to/interpreter, so, /bin/bash (because I always invoke the statically-linked version of shells), or /usr/bin/python27 (specific python version), or /usr/bin/python (to invoke the "current" python interpreter by way of soft link).

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should i put this?

!/usr/bin/env python3

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[chrsBlank]

thanks a lot, seems to be working now, how do i install modules on the specific pyhton3? even tho my python has all the modules the "env" used by #!/usr/bin/env python3 does not have all my modules

[chrsBlank]

also i have it in a container, maybe i need to install the packages there? i use portainer

[bugy]

Yes, you need to install packages there

[MNeill73]

In the container, and invoke the appropriate and specific pip to install them in the modules directory for that version (I.e. if /usr/bin/python is linked to python37, then specifically invoke pip37 instead of plain pop to make sure you have them in the python37 includes).

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