This may save someone's time.
If you get an error like this when running ./bin/buildout:
bash: bin/buildout: /home/mustapha/workspace/collective.buildbot/test/parts/buildslave/customer.pr: bad interpreter: Permission denied
Pay attention: the full path to the used python is truncated here.
that means that the shebang line (the first line in the bin/buildout script starting with #!) is too long. The maximum length of a shebang line is system dependent. On my Ubuntu the maximum length is 80. This table lists the maximum length of the shebang line per OS
If you get an error like this when running ./bin/buildout:
bash: bin/buildout: /home/mustapha/workspace/collective.buildbot/test/parts/buildslave/customer.pr: bad interpreter: Permission denied
Pay attention: the full path to the used python is truncated here.
that means that the shebang line (the first line in the bin/buildout script starting with #!) is too long. The maximum length of a shebang line is system dependent. On my Ubuntu the maximum length is 80. This table lists the maximum length of the shebang line per OS