Explicitly use bash to fix "bad substitution" error #5
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When I run the `nsenter-node.sh` script without this change, I get the following error: ``` /home/agr/.bin/nsenter-node.sh: 9: Bad substitution ``` I think that's because `/bin/sh` is not bash on my system. So let's explicitly declare in the shebang that we use bash. Also use the recommended `/usr/bin/env` to find the path to bash.
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I also have this issue and hope this can be merged to the main |
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When I run the
nsenter-node.shscript without this change, I get the following error:I think that's because
/bin/shis not bash on my system. So let's explicitly declare in the shebang that we use bash. Also use the recommended/usr/bin/envto find the path to bash.