[Windows] Getting ": invalid option" when running with local built images about tutor HOT 11 CLOSED

We had to clear the ms-dos carriage returns in app-entrypoint.sh.
After that, no more ":invalid option" errors.
Points 2 and 3 were not relevant to our issue.
Chances are, there is a bash script that was edited in windows, and depending on the editor
the file was converted and "\r" was embedded.
The fact that @tmrocha89 resolved the issue by switching to an Ubuntu environment suggests that this would be a root issue for that error.
It's cryptic, so it took some time to track down.

As usual, friggin Windoze.

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The : invalid option message makes me think there's a typo somewhere in your docker-compose file, probably in the lms or the cms sections. Could you post your docker-compose file here?

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No, I don-t believe that is some error on my docker-compose.
With docker I'm able to start all external services. So I did and tried to start lms from terminal (without using docker-compose) and I face the same problem.

But the time I tried to start lms from terminal I didn't try to mount the volumes.
And I'm doing this on a windows machine.

Link to the docker-compose file: https://github.com/tmrocha89/openedx-docker/blob/ginkgo2/docker-compose.yml

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Indeed, I can't seem to find an error in the docker-compose file.
Maybe the error is related to volumes? I am not familiar with docker under windows. Can you try to comment out all the volume declarations in the docker-compose file and then run "make lms". If it doesn't work please paste the exact output here. If it does, try to uncomment the volume declarations one by one until it doesn't work anymore.

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I tested on ubuntu 16.04 machine and everything work as expected.
I'll check this weekend (probably), but this seems to be a problem with Windows.
edit:
I updated the issue's title.

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Thanks! I'm sorry I can't help you more, but I don't have a Windows machine... Please report your findings!

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@tmrocha89 did you make progress about windows support? If not, can I close this?

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No I didn't. I end up switching to Ubuntu.
Yes, you can close this issue. But there are some changes needed in the project to be windows compatible, for example, the way to get the user id USERID ?= $$(id -u).
Thank you for your support

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@tmrocha89 Unfortunately I don't have time to test this project under windows :-/ But thanks for the comment about USERID: I should take that into account if I decide that we should support windows.

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We ran into this error. It was related to Windows line-endings. Remove all \r's and you'll be better.

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@stackedsax thanks for your input!

1. In which file(s) did you remove the \r end of line characters?
2. Can you confirm that tutor works on windows?
3. How did you install make?

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