As I proceed with this output?

[teo]

Hello!


I'm testing FreeBSD 11 RELEASE and I have those rare outings, I tried this way, as I proceed?

The /usr/bin/perl symplink has been removed starting with Perl 5.20.
For shebangs, you should either use:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
or
#!/usr/bin/env/pel

The first one only work if you have a /usr/local/bin/perl, the second will work as long as perl is in PATCH

Procedure of this mode and nothing happens:

# !/usr/local/bin/perl

Not found the command.
#

# !/usr/bin/env/ pel

Not found the command.
#

 

[SirDice]

They're all wrong. There should be NO space between # and !.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)

 

[teo]

They're all wrong. There should be NO space between # and !.

There is No space between # and !

# !/usr/local/bin/perl

Not found the command.
#

 

[SirDice]

Is Perl actually installed? And how exactly are you testing it?

 

[teo]

Is Perl actually installed? And how exactly are you testing it?

Perl this within the string BIN; however, with the command pkg info is not installed, but it is the output of the message from the port bash when you install, the testing of FreeBSD 11 RELEASE this more or less.

 

[Maxnix]

# !/usr/bin/env/ pel

Not found the command.
#

It is not #!/usr/bin/env/ pel, it's #!/usr/bin/env perl. env(1) is a program, not a directory. It'll will give you the full path where the perl interpreter has been installed in this case.

 

[SirDice]

Perl this within the string BIN; however, with the command pkg info is not installed, but it is the output of the message from the port bash when you install, the testing of FreeBSD 11 RELEASE this more or less.

I'm sorry but this sentence doesn't make any sense to me.