I had to change my process to sudo bash ./...
why is the script using #!/usr/bin/env bash versus #!/bin/bash.
Is one better than the other? If we are using tools like landscape to push this how would that work? All my other scripts start with #!/bin/bash. Is 26.04 requiring something different? Other scripts i use worked fine so just looking for clarification.
I had to change my process to sudo bash ./...
why is the script using #!/usr/bin/env bash versus #!/bin/bash.
Is one better than the other? If we are using tools like landscape to push this how would that work? All my other scripts start with #!/bin/bash. Is 26.04 requiring something different? Other scripts i use worked fine so just looking for clarification.