I have been following Installing Alfresco on Ubuntu 7.10 to install alfresco-community-tomcat-2.1.0 on an Ubuntu 8.04 server platform.When I try to run it, with /etc/init.d/alfresco start, I get this returned:: command not foundo: line 5:
: command not foundo: line 11:
: command not foundo: line 14:
: command not foundo: line 15:
: No such file of directory16: cd: /opt/alfresco
: command not foundo: line 17:
'etc/init.d/alfresco: line 21: syntax error near unexpected token '{
'etc/init.d/alfresco: line 21: 'redirect() {I have checked through /etc/init.d/alfresco, which is what is given in the howto, but to be honest, I'm not sure what it's referring to as it says "command not foundo" (foundo??? - I don't know what this is about!), as lines 5, 11, 14, 15 and 17 are blank lines, and it seems to ignore other lines later on in the script.I checked the file in several editors, just to see if there was any rogue characters which might be invisible in, say, Notepad.EDIT: In Vim, I removed these lines, run the script and the errors disappeared. Again, in Vim, I replaced the blank lines and the errors reappeared.(The original file was created in Notepad2 for Windows and moved across with SSH.): No such file of directory16: cd: /opt/alfresco
Refers to the entry: cd "$ALFRESCO_HOME".I have tried setting the path manually, but the error stays. /opt/alfresco does exist.EDIT: I just replaced cd "$ALFRESCO_HOME" with cd /opt/alfresco and that error has gone.'etc/init.d/alfresco: line 21: syntax error near unexpected token '{
'etc/init.d/alfresco: line 21: 'redirect() {Not being too familiar with shell scripts, it looks OK to me as, the following entries end with a }.
