When you run sudo ./ssh_setup.sh, it throws an error saying sudo: unable to execute ./ssl_setup.sh: No such file or directory, see the screenshot below;
I found out that this is because ssl_setup.sh is using the wrong path to env. On Linux systems, the env binary is normally in /usr/bin and not /bin. Changing line 1 from #!/bin/env bash to #!/usr/bin/env bash resolves the issue.
When you run
sudo ./ssh_setup.sh, it throws an error saying sudo: unable to execute ./ssl_setup.sh: No such file or directory, see the screenshot below;I found out that this is because ssl_setup.sh is using the wrong path to
env. On Linux systems, the env binary is normally in /usr/bin and not /bin. Changing line 1 from#!/bin/env bashto#!/usr/bin/env bashresolves the issue.