Well, if you're just looking at the file on the screen, the '\r' (0xd, "carriage return") won't show up -- you'd need to look at the individual characters in the file, e.g., using the "od -c" command.

If you want, you can drop me your email address and I'll email you my working copy of that file. Of course, if you're half as paranoid about security as I am, you wouldn't accept a shell-script mailed to you by a total stranger -- in that case, you could see about extracting that script from a older version of LimeWire. Good luck.

OK, that explains things a little clearer.

I'll go RTFM re ' od ' to learn about it some.

As to your offer ~ will meet you 'half way'.[ Sorry about that couldn't help myself.]

Er... that is ~ my email address cannot be printed here ( good security by the moderator ) ~ please include it here, and I'll change the extension this end.

Thanks for the offer, greatly appreciated.

Quick update: I see I do need an earlier copy of the runLime.sh file to be able to compare. Though the od -c command would normally be a little over my head, your comments earlier has helped to see where the changes might be.

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Do not divulge anyone's personal information in the forum, not even your own.

Send Curmudgeon a PM with your email address. Click on his/her username > send a private message. Sorry, no email addresses allowed in the open forum (for your own protection...unless you'd like a ton of spam)

PM'ed Curmudgeon and got sent the earlier version runLime.sh

Works great, am now looking for my tunes~ thanks for that and all the effort you afforded me.