rsync - creating a no-name folder

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I'm using rsync to sync a folder between a Windows PC with Cygwin (source) and a Linux PC (destination). When I run the following command on the console it runs fine, but if I run the same command in a bash script, it creates a no-name folder inside the folder that I want to copy:

rsync /cygdrive/c/directory/ -av -e ssh remote_user@remote_computer:/media/directory/

Result:

/media/directory/[no-name]/file1.mkv

/media/directory/[no-name]/file2.mkv

/media/directory/[no-name]/file3.mkv

Solution: In my case, the cause was creating a bash script on Windows. So the below command will correct the script:

sed -i 's/\r//' script

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