Command line

Hi,

Really don't understand....

I have a script file with some lines like :

script.sh (permission 777 and executed as root)
mkdir /opt/cccc
mkdir /opt/fff
.....

I am logged as root

If I copy each line and I paste into Command line => Works fine
If I start the script (./script.sh) => I have some messages like "cannot create the directory" ?!?!?!??!

Any idea what could it be ?

Regards,

.

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