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You are a genius. dos2unix worked. thanks
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You are a genius. dos2unix worked. thanks

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I am running HP OMW 8.10 server on Windows &nbsp;Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. Now my requirement i to monitor Linux based server using OM agent. I have copied the agent in CentOS for 2.6 kernel. <br />
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below is the ls output of Agent for 2.6 kernel<br />
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# ls<br />
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comm_pkg.Z &nbsp;opc_pkg.Z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ovoreqcheckagt.awk &nbsp;perf_pkg.Z<br />
opc_inst &nbsp; &nbsp;ovoreqcheckagt &nbsp;ovoreqcheck.cfg &nbsp; &nbsp; svcdisc_pkg.Z<br />
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Now i am running below command to install the agent but following error comes.<br />
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#./opc_inst<br />
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-bash: ./opc_inst: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory<br />
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can anyone help ?<br />

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I am running HP OMW 8.10 server on Windows  Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. Now my requirement i to monitor Linux based server using OM agent. I have copied the agent in CentOS for 2.6 kernel. 

below is the ls output of Agent for 2.6 kernel

# ls

comm_pkg.Z  opc_pkg.Z       ovoreqcheckagt.awk  perf_pkg.Z
opc_inst    ovoreqcheckagt  ovoreqcheck.cfg     svcdisc_pkg.Z


Now i am running below command to install the agent but following error comes.

#./opc_inst

-bash: ./opc_inst: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory


can anyone help ?


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