(1) Assume you write your DTrace script on Windows and run it on Unix. Because Windows uses \r\n as EOL while Unix uses \n, if you execute it directly, following complain will occur:
: No such file or directory
The solution is to apply dos2unix to convert file format before playing it.
(2) The shebang line of script only accepts 1 argument, and -s option must be the last. For example:
#!/usr/sbin/dtrace -sq
Will generate following error:
dtrace: failed to open q: No such file or directory
While “#!/usr/sbin/dtrace -qs” will be OK. To make additional options take effect, please use #pragma directive:
#pragma D option ...
Reference:
Does DTrace script only support “#pragma D option ..”, not “-x option”?.