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Worked for me, but the way you described it has issues: 1. You chmod my_script twice. 2. Did you chmod u+x /bin/my_lang too? Since you put it in /bin, are you
by jolmg 11mo ago
Worked for me, but the way you described it has issues:
1. You chmod my_script twice.
2. Did you chmod u+x /bin/my_lang too? Since you put it in /bin, are you sure the owner isn't root?, in which case your user wouldn't have execute permission. Try +x instead of u+x.
3. Do you have python in that path? Try `/usr/bin/env python` instead.
4. In case you expected otherwise, my_script wouldn't be passed through stdin. It's just provided as an argument to my_lang.
- somat 11mo agoI am on openbsd. which does not allow it, it looks like nested interpreters are s supported on linux. So my loss there.