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have some .sh files directory what configureted by .conf files and run java with some variables.
Problem was when start run scripts - shell return error that class didnt find in libary. I try many crazy things to do but find taht reason was been in some symbol after libary whay in my conf file.
All files was maked before in windos, thats why it's gives me its error.
How do i find symbols what i didnt see in my files? And how to understnad what problem can be in encoding?
dos2unix do not realy help me
Long time ago i have some problem like that when try export from xml to csv file, and at that time problem was been in that hidden symbols. That time i use special rogramm to check csv files. But now i work fullly in console and didnot use any GUI programms.
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