.sh script on /mnt/d about wsl

[jessicah]

Are you sure you're using Unix newlines in your script? Sounds like it's possibly choking on a \r. If you add the typical #!/bin/bash to top of your script, you'll get the error: line 2: $'\r': command not found, whereas without the shebang, you'll just get the syntax error on the done line.

These are binaries straight from Ubuntu, so they typically will not support Windows newlines.

[jessicah]

@SonGokussj4 if you moved/created the file from Win32, the Linux filesystem likely will have issues with the file. Manipulating files under %APPDATA%\lxss from Win32 is unsupported and will have bizarre side effects. You should copy files there using the Linux environment.

[SonGokussj4]

Thank you for your response. It was really that. Sublime set the new lines to [Windows]. I think.
Now whe set to [Unix], it works well in [ST3]
So thank you again :-)

How does the "unix place detachement" works?
When I create shell script and move it into:
/mnt/c/Users/my_user/AppData/Local/lxss/root/ScriptFolder#

• I can see it in Windows

• I can see it in bash when i go to:

  cd /mnt/c/Users/my_user/AppData/Local/lxss/root/ScriptFolder/

• I can't see it in bash when i go to cd ~/ScriptFolder/