Incorrect shebang in cryptomator.sh?

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Hi,
if I try to start crytomator from commandline (via fish shell), I get the following error:

qupfer@xxx ~> cryptomator.sh
Failed to execute process '/usr/bin/cryptomator.sh'. Reason:
exec: Exec format error
The file '/usr/bin/cryptomator.sh' is marked as an executable but could not be run by the operating system.

It seems (for me), that the script has a “wrong” shebang.
Its actual #/bin/sh instead #!/bin/sh

qupfer@xxx ~> cat  (which cryptomator.sh)
#/bin/sh
java \
  -Xmx512m \
  -Dcryptomator.logPath=~/.Cryptomator/cryptomator.log \
  -Dcryptomator.upgradeLogPath=~/.Cryptomator/upgrade.log \
  -Dcryptomator.settingsPath=~/.Cryptomator/settings.json \
  -jar /usr/share/java/cryptomator/Cryptomator-1.3.2.jar

Not a big issue, because easy to fix and probaly on most linux systems not even noticeable because other shells execute it correctly (zsh, bash). Or is it even a bug from the fish shell?

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Hm, what Linux distro are you using and how did you install Cryptomator? Just looked up our PPA build as an example and it’s actually something that we’ve fixed a year ago: https://github.com/cryptomator/docker/commit/26b6e6ad0c64c19d087ef41d1f67701756253055

But maybe we’ve missed it in other builds. :sweat_smile:

3

Thanks for your quick respons.
I use ubuntu 16.04 LTE and used: ppa:sebastian-stenzel/cryptomator (from the main page)

4

Fixed the package in 1.3.2-0ppa2.