Let’s say I have the following file on my Linux system: -rw-r-r- 1 ec2-user ec2-user 28 Jun 28 22:29 report(july).csvĪnd I want to rename it to report_july.csv. Update your script with the correct line of code.Execute the line with the error in a Bash shell to find the error fast (without having to change the script and rerun it multiple times).Take note of the line mentioned by the Bash error.Run the script that contains the syntax error.
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Knowing how to fix the error in a script can take a bit more time, and for that I will use the following 5-step process: To fix the error in a single command it’s usually enough to add or remove some incorrect characters that cause the syntax error in the command. In other examples we will look at Bash scripts that when executed fail with the “unexpected token” error. In some of the examples I will show you how to fix this error if it happens while executing a single command in a Bash shell.
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