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Not really sure whats going on here. Some info that might help might be.
If so try
sudo chown root:root filename.sh. If it is not to be run as root trysudo chown $USER:$USER filename.shWhat is the permissions does the file have?
ls -lg?Does the file have a shebang
#!/usr/bin/env bash?That's all I got. If this doesn't help someone will come along soon that will have better ideas.
It might also be that the #! points to non executable file
and the latter does nothing. Or seems not to anyway.