setAirPortNetwork.sh Script from March 2010 Resource Kit Not Working

[#1]

When I run the script as part of the imaging process (with the script set
to after or at reboot) it does not work. If I push it using Casper Remote
(with a user logged in) it doesn't work and I get the following result:

Script Exit Code: 126
Script Result: sh: /private/tmp/setAirPortNetwork.sh: /bin/sh^M: bad
interpreter: No such file or directory

This is on a 10.6.2 machine.

If I copy the script to the desktop, make it executable in terminal and
run it; it works. Any ideas why it won't work as part of the imaging
first run script?

Cody Smedsrud
Educational Technology Associate
Success Charter Network
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New York, NY 10026
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cody.smedsrud at successcharters.org

[#2]

I’ve gotten that when the permissions for the script on the server were not correct.

Open Casper Admin, then open a terminal, and run this command:

chmod 755 /Volumes/{name of casperShare}/Scripts/setAirPortNetwork.sh

Sync your distribution points and you should be good to go.

Regards,

[jarednichols]

126 indicates that the command invoked cannot be executed, likely due to it
not being an executable or the user who's running it not having permissions
to do so.

j