RMS Install on Linux

Just wondering if anyone could help me...

I'm having issue's installing RMS on my server.. I've had to install Java which is all done, the RMS is installed but i'm unable to start it as i keep recieving an error....

[root@ds52 rms]# ./red5.sh
bash: ./red5.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

in looking around on the net to try and figure this out the mark, ^M . some people are saying it's because the linux server cannot read it properly.. so i've tried to install the frodos so i can use the command, dos2unix
I've also tried removing the RMS and reuploading it changing the settings within the server itself

I'm now really getting stuck as i can't get this to install and i'm trying to sort out the Group chat and video chat..
My host won't offer support for this as it's a dedicated server and not a hardware issue..

Is there any advice..?
I'm new to Linux and dedicated server and just spent nearly a week trying to sort it..lol

Hope someone can help....

Steve

Where is your RMS script installed?  I install my in something like /rms from the top most directory.  Your SSH doesnt show you in any particular folder.

cd /rms

./red5.sh

That starts mine up through SSH.

Also, make sure your .sh files are permissions 777

Sorted it :)

If anyone else has this issue....
bash: ./red5.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

it's the ^M .... it needs to be changed from dostounix... (the ^M means linux isn't reading it as it's been opened on a wondows machine)
If your server hasn't got dostounix like mine..

Then you need to delete the RMS folder ... Upload it again WITHOUT opening on a windows machine and edit the files using the VI on the server in SSH.. I uploaded the tar.gz file then had SSH unzip it for me then editted it :)

Now i've just gotta wait for server company to open ports for me..lol
But.. was well chuffed when server started :D Whey hey......

Thank you for reply jctwebsites :)
My folder was in correct path :)
[root@ds52 rms]# ./red5.sh
rms was the folder for the rms server
as mentioned it was because i'd edited the files then uploaded them.

but thanks anyways :D

Steve

Thanks for posting the solution.