updatedevices.pl: <<Make:PERL>>: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

[Diogo de Castro Perdomo]

Hi !
I´m trying to use CLI to discover devices using the command below:

./updatedevices.pl -B 192.168.1.0/24 -I -c public
bash: ./updatedevices.pl: <<Make:PERL>>: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
Does anyone know what's going on?

----------------------------- Netdor/bin/updatedevices.pl ---------------------

#!<<Make:PERL>>
#
# updatedevices.pl - Update Netdot Devices
#
# This script retrieves SNMP information from one ore more devices
# and updates the Netdot database.  It can retrive basic device information
# as well as bridge forwarding tables and ARP caches. In addition, it can
# execute the topology discovery process.
#
use strict;
use lib "<<Make:LIB>>";
use Netdot::Model::Device;
use Netdot::Topology;
use Getopt::Long qw(:config no_ignore_case bundling);
use Log::Log4perl::Level;
...

[Brian Candler]

Yes: you didn't install Netdot. The installation process replaces these <<placeholders>> with correct values.

[Diogo de Castro Perdomo]

Yes: you didn't install Netdot. The installation process replaces these <<placeholders>> with correct values.

Hi @candlerb . Thanks for your response!

I´m using a Docker (42wim/netdot) image to login with Admin user in web page.
I´m adding devices by especific IP and snmp version 2 public. The Netdot put all data in database very wel.

I think the NetDot is Installed atleast in WEB interface mode.
The problem appear in CLI mode by accessing Docker Image through terminals in linux.
So, I gona check better the images inside the 42wim/netdot.