Add shebang lines to all debian packaging scripts #95
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Ran into the same issue during |
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Great, just ran into this issue and lost time debugging a known issue with a fix that is two years old.... |
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Pretty much the same as #25
Add a shbang using
/bin/shto all the debian scripts. Installing the session-manager-plugin under the docker-buildkit QEMU build emulation fails without this since it tries to interpret the scripts as binaries, which they are not. Adding the shbang line makes the interpreter correctly understand these are shell scripts and run them under the shell, rather than as a binary.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.