"bad interpreter: Input/output error"

[Jon LaBadie]

On Sun, Jan 14, 2024 at 08:31:11AM -0800, Jeff wrote:
>
> > Another confirmation of directory problems would be to
> > temporarily add each of the above directories to your
> > PATH variable:
>
>I already have the script directories in the path and have been able to
>execute them simply using the script name without full qualification for
>years.
>
> > Move test.py to "/" and check for expected behavior.
>
>It works.
>
> > Move it then to /mnt and recheck.
>
>It works.


Did you continue moving the script down the rest of the directory
path on the NAS?



>
>I just made a tiny little test script (test.sh) in my home directory
>that consists entirely of:
>
>#!/bin/bash
>python3 /mnt/WD8TBNAS03/Documents/ShellScripts/test.py
>
>And it works fine. So again, scripts *can* be executed from the NAS, but
>the shebang line isn't honored, forcing me to explicitly state *what*
>executes the script.

Note, this is not "executing" the script from the NAS.  Python only
needs to read, not "execute" the script file.

That is one of the reasons I'd like to see if you can do ./test.py
from your home directory with the executable located in each of the
NAS directories.  I suspect that one NAS directory has permissions
or ownership preventing execution.  It would be good to determine which.

Jon

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Jon H. LaBadie                  ubu at labadie.us